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egrep -f
Hi,
i am using egrep -f. The file with the expressions is very big and if i make the file a lot smaller, it works fine. Only if i use the original file, witch has about 20.000 lines it doesn't seem to work. Is the file to big, or do i need more patience?? my command is: egrep -f studenten.uid hsa.csv > studentMail.csv |
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