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Hi all,
Please help me in the following dbt i want to know the different files in the current and the sub directory which have some search key in that . for example i want to know all filenames followed by the word 'unix' in all files. the file name and the matching word have to be displayed. i tried with the following command find . -exec grep "aki" '{}' \; but the file name was not listing Please also help me in knowing the significance of " " and {} \ in the above command |
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