12-18-2008
This works but I dont get the full path name.
bsm79% find . ! -name "." -type d -prune -o -type f -print
./cemsdb_oracle_monitor_2008_12_13_06:00:10.log
./db_backup_bsm79_2008_12_13_18:00:05.log
./db_backup_bsm79_2008_12_14_06:00:06.log
./cemsdb_oracle_monitor_2008_12_14_06:00:13.log
./db_backup_bsm79_2008_12_14_18:00:08.log
./db_backup_bsm79_2008_12_15_06:00:07.log
./cemsdb_oracle_monitor_2008_12_15_06:00:13.log
./db_backup_bsm79_2008_12_15_18:00:06.log
./db_backup_bsm79_2008_12_16_06:00:06.log
./cemsdb_oracle_monitor_2008_12_16_06:00:14.log
./db_backup_bsm79_2008_12_16_18:00:06.log
./cemsdb_oracle_listener_2008_12_16_21:16:38.log
I need the full path too along with the filename only.
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