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what is the use of cat32 command
I am using SFU 3.5 Korn shell.
I want to know the use of cat32 command and also the difference between cat and cat32. Are there any enhanced features that cat32 provides?? If anybody knows such details or anything more regarding cat32, please let me know. Cheers, Rahul |
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You may need to use "cat32" when constructing pipelines using native Windows commands. For example, if you find that piping the output of a Windows command into a pager such as more yeilds strange results, insert cat32 into the pipeline. e.g.
net.exe users | cat32 | more This example is from the Microsoft site. Cheers ZB |
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The fact that
net.exe users | cat32 | more and net.exe users | more are giving the same output to me is really confusing me. Also tell me is there any other use of cat32 other than this piping problem for windows commands. |
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