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try this
sed 's/\(cron\)/\1\nnfsd/g' filename

The data_only , metadata_only options are available to know the content you want to dump from DB

No, you can't change permission of a file until and unless you are the owner of the file/ you are a root user.
If you belongs to oracle user Group, you have read permission. So, you can copy the...

Hello itkamaraj,

is that a wrong solution ?

Thanks
Sandeep Lade

Assume you have data in a file 'data.txt' you can achieve that using the below

cat data.txt | grep -o '\$\$\([^$ ]*\)\$\$' | sed 's/\$//g'

Thanks
Sandeep

Hi Corona,
Thanks for your reply . I understand the below command is not valid in FTP session
ftp> ls -lrt | tail -1
But is there any other way to find last updated file in a directory in remote...

Hi All , I want to use pipe in ftp session . Please let me know if there is any possibility

I have done FTP to a remote host with proper username and...

if you use ls -l, the contents in the directory listed as below.

drwxr-xr-x 3 truesrc staff 9728 Nov 15 18:37 exercises/
-rw-r--r-- 1 truesrc staff 155 Oct 8 12:52 fibbno.cc
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