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How to empty a file without removing it.
I used to be able to do the following command on HP while largefile was being written to.
> echo " " > largefile When I try the same on Solaris I get a message that the file already exists. Is there a parameter that I need to setup in my env ? Thanks in advance Last edited by jxh461; 05-30-2007 at 09:12 PM.. |
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