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Old 02-19-2009
how to list files with certain pattern
Hi
I have files in the following naming convention, for example,
/t1/bin/asrv270
/t1/bin/asrv270.sav
/t1/bin/asrv2392.px2392.has_been_deleted.sav
/t1/bin/asrv2713.sav.sav
etc...
The number after "asrv" is different. I need to list only the files which end up with the number, for example,
/t1/bin/asrv2
/t1/bin/asrv26
/t1/bin/asrv3454
etc...
Thanks a lot for any advice.... -A
# 2  
Old 02-19-2009
one way:
Code:
ls /t1/bin/asrv* | grep '[0-9]$'

# 3  
Old 02-19-2009
Thanks a lot
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