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grep question
Hi,
I have a log file that I'm trying to tidy up using grep. The log file contains a lot of lines like the ones below: 2> change archivelog all crosscheck; 3> release channel; 4> run 5> { 6> . . . 15> exit; Also it contains a lot of lines like these: RMAN-06157 : Message.... How can I use grep to clean up this log? I tried something like more logfile | grep -v *> RMAN-0* > cleanlogfile But didn't work. I am getting an incorrect syntax because (i think) i am searching for a string containing '>'. Enclosing it in quotes didn't work either. Thanks for your help |
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Thanks. That did the trick!
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