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searching in a while where a word is not there.
Hi,
I am new to unix, pls help I have a file suc_Logfile file. liek this. output success success abc Now i need to generate a file in shell script where it shows only abc. Now i am doing like this grep "^successfully\|$" $suc_Logfile >> $Final_Suc Pls help. Thanks, Sailaja |
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