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word wrap issue with grep
in my HP-Unix environment I continue to have issues seeing the whole file path when I do a grep
Example: >ps -ef |grep test >[process id, etc] /testpath/is/here/ should see: >ps -ef |grep test >[process id, etc] /testpath/is/here/not/here/test Is there a setting to turn word wrap on/off? It works fine in our AIX environments... TIA Andrew 
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from the pas man page the section on args (what is truncated for you )
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AFAIK - even with -x it still is not guaranteed to show the entire command line.
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