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Post 302498938 by aravindan on Tuesday 22nd of February 2011 11:54:38 PM
02-23-2011
Thanks again 
But i am not able to understand this logic
when running this command on AIX.
>> ls | sort | tee 3 displays
1
2
but
>> ls | sort > 3
cat 3 displays
1
2
3
But are input redirection only. Still i am little baffled why the output file (3) is not getting recorded when using "TEE"?
Can you give me some input on this please?
-Aravind
But i am not able to understand this logic
when running this command on AIX.>> ls | sort | tee 3 displays
1
2
but
>> ls | sort > 3
cat 3 displays
1
2
3
But are input redirection only. Still i am little baffled why the output file (3) is not getting recorded when using "TEE"?
Can you give me some input on this please?
-Aravind
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