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11-13-2006
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List of files in sub directory along with their properties
How to view the list of the files in the sub directory along with their properties?
I mean <folder1> ........<folder11> ..............<folder111> ......................MyFile_1111.txt ......................MyFile_1112.txt ..............<folder112> ......................MyFile_1121.txt ......................MyFile_1122.txt ........<folder12> ..............<folder121> ......................MyFile_1211.txt ......................MyFile_1212.txt ..............<folder122> ......................MyFile_1221.txt ......................MyFile_1222.txt ........<folder13> ..............<folder131> ..............<folder132> Now, I want to view the list of the MyFile_11* along with their size and other properties. For Ex, when I run the command, I want the o/p to be some where close to the one I mentioned below: -rw-r--r-- 1 mybatch mydev 5564 Nov 13 15:53 /folder1/folder11/folder111/MyFile_1111.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 mybatch mydev 5564 Nov 13 15:53 /folder1/folder11/folder111/MyFile_1112.txt ..... Any help is appretiated. Thanks, Ravi 
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11-13-2006
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Can you please clearly give me the command that I need to execute?
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11-13-2006
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Since I know the depth where the files are located, I used the
following command and I am able to get the required o/p ls -l folder1/*/*/MyFile_11* -rw-r--r-- 1 mybatch mydev 5564 Nov 13 15:53 /folder1/folder11/folder111/MyFile_1111.txt -rw-r--r-- 1 mybatch mydev 5564 Nov 13 15:53 /folder1/folder11/folder111/MyFile_1112.txt I am sure that this is the right way to achieve, but this is one option I got now.
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