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grep command
Hello all,
I was wondering if there is a way to forward the results from a grep command into a new file.  If anyone knows how to do that please let me know. Thanks a lot. Georgia 
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> operator will create a new file (if the file exists, this operation will over write the contents of the file.
>> will append to an existing file. In both cases, if the file does not already exist, it will be created. cat file | grep "pattern" > my_new_file ls -a | grep "pattern" >> my_new_file grep "pattern" file > my_new_file
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