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Regarding find command
I need help in using find to get the list of all the files with a particular filename in the directory path (Base directory + search directory) for a period of 20 days from the date specified by the user.
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Base Directory: /datatest2/example
Search directory:consumer_details
Graph_name to be searched : consumer_graph
Search directory,graph_name and date to be provided through command line.
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What you mean by graph_name? Is it filename? Did you look at the FAQ area for find FAQs?
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Yes ...graph_name is a filename...

The path is lets say ..
/datatest1/example/consumer_details/log

Its in this directory that i need to search for the graph_name for 20 days from the date passed on as a parameter.
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Check files between any two given dates
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