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Problems in Usage of grep
Hi all,
I have a file resp_cde.ats which has values as:- APPDIR=C:\Program Files\Cogny\cert PUBSDIR=C:\Program Files\Cognoy\cert\documentation TOURDIR=C:\Program Files\Cognoy\cert\tour DATADIR=C:\Program Files\Cognoy\cert\data Now I use the grep command in a shell script:- x=`grep DATADIR /f/g/resp_cde.ats` The value of x is printed as APPDIR=C:\Program Files\Cogny But I want the entire path i.e. APPDIR=C:\Program Files\Cogny\cert I have tried a lot of options but none is working. Can anyone please help me out? Vikas |
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