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07-11-2007
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need to help to find and copy to a file
I am trying to search for files and copy them into a text file. Can anybody help me how to do that.
find /test/sds/data -name "*.*" -mtime -365 -exec ls -altr {} \ this is my find command and want to copy the result to a file. 
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07-12-2007
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Porter,
You missed the '\;' after '{}': Code:
find /test/sds/data -name "*.*" -mtime -365 -exec ls -altr {} \; >file
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