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Hi Rahul
the basename command is not reading the file the in which records are present. i have a file (say temp) which contains the records in the following format dir1/dir2/dir2/file.dat dir1/dir2/dir2/file2.dat ---- ----- so now i need to get only file names that temp file |
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Dont dup post please: Need a command to get part of a record from file
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Please don't double-post. Please continue at Need a command to get part of a record from file
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