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How to grep for two or more words in a line at the same time?
I want to search a heap of files but using an either OR or AND condition for two or more strings. How can I do this?
i.e. file1 has the following file testfile primary and file2 has this ... file testfile2 secondary If I use this ... find . -type f -exec grep "testfile" {} /dev/null \; I get BOTH files. However, I want to use something that will give me the 1st file if I say something like ... find . -type f -exec grep "file&&testfile" {} /dev/null \; This actually did not work under C shell or Korn shell. I also tried egrep "file&&testfile" and it too did not work. In VMS (here we go! hehehe)... it was so easy ... search *.src file, testfile /match=and Thanks in advance 
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