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mv command question
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i am trying to rename a file X to file Y on different location . lets say the mv command started but for some reason system crashed while it did not finish. will file Y be created physically with lets say half the records of what was in file X??? thanks in advance. |
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From the AIX mv man page:
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However, yes, it's quite possible that the destination exists but only has a fraction of the complete file. Examine the file's size and maybe md5sum to be on the safe side.
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