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04-11-2008
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File size in AIX
How can i find a Text File Size in AIX Environment in a shell script.
Are there any specfic commands for that?? Thanks in Advance Cheers !!! Rahul 
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04-11-2008
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One way:
Code:
wc -c filename
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