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Spaces in File Name issue
Hi,
I have a small issue while using variables for a file name in UNIX. I have file name like "abc def 123.txt" Folder will be in /zzz/xxx/yyy I created 2 variables Folder = '/zzz/xxx/yyy' file = 'abc def 123.txt' While using this in grep command i am getting an error i used like '$Folder"/"$file' could u quote me where i am going wrong.I think small tweak will serve the purpose. But i am missing it somewhere Thanks in Advance, San ![]() |
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