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10-09-2008
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reading in the last line from grep
hi all,
from a shell (ksh) script, i am doing a grep which returns multiple lines. how do i read the last line returned into a variable ?? ta. 
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10-09-2008
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hey thanks, how do i reuse the grep command output which i stored in a variable to get the last line ?? e.g
#!/bin/ksh . . . myVar=$(grep "errorPort" systemlog.log); myLastLine=$($myVar | tail -1); this doesnt seem to work. any suggestions ??
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10-09-2008
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try it in this way
echo "$myvar"|tail -1
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