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date with find cmd
Hi
for today i have 10 files, in that i need search some values how can i write a find cmd with
perticular date
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Code:
find . -m1 -exec <command> {} \;
will find files in current directory last modified less than 1 day ago and submit each name in turn as a parameter to <command>

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grep -i "expression" `find . -mtime 1`
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find <DIR_NAME> -exec grep "SEARCH_PATTERN" '{}' \; -print
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find <DIR_NAME> -m1 -exec grep "SEARCH_PATTERN" '{}' \; -print
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