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how do I identify files with characters beyond a certain range.
I have a directory with hundreds of files that can not have data pass column 80. I do not know of way to combine "grep" and "cut" command.
I tried: cat * | cut -c 81-120 |pg but it only shows me the line, not the file name. Any help would be appreciated. Been on this all day. |
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