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Command not working
Hi,
I am running a command this way grep -l ` cat get_list_data.lst | awk '{ print $2 }' ` /wss/test/trans/*CASE* What I am trying to do is, get the second field from the file get_list_data.lst and then grep it in the path /wss/test/trans/ But it says grep: can't open 00000000990001399144 grep: can't open 00000000990001399113 These numbers are the second filed outputs. Please help. Thanks and Regrds, Gideon |
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