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AIX/HPUX - Need to get the last few bytes of a text
Hi guys,
I am in need of a simple, (typically one-liner) script to get the last 17 bytes of a line. Eg. echo "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv" here i would need the last 17 bytes of the text ie. fghijklmnopqrstuv The text length is dymanic (but always more than 17)...it can even span upto 100... Pls help |
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