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07-03-2006
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file handling with ksh scripting
how can i write content of a variable to a file?
how can i read standard output into a variable? 
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# how can i write content of a variable to a file? echo "$myvariable" > myfile # start echo "$myvaririable" >> myfile # append #how can i read standard output into a variable? # output from ls command stdout into variable myvar=$( ls )
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