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Old 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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