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Find a string in a file
What is wrong in this:
One file in /tmp is test.txt...file has three rows as follows: YES I M HERE 12345 67890 Second file test2.txt: status = `grep -i "YES I M HERE" /tmp/test.txt` print "$status" if we execute test2.txt It is returning 'status' not found Last edited by yale_work; 10-10-2008 at 04:28 PM.. |
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