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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Shell script to copy file Post 302500530 by hainguyen1402 on Tuesday 1st of March 2011 01:29:07 AM
Old 03-01-2011
Sorry all about my unclear question that I gave.
My problem is copy all files file name have character "_1." to "_2." don't care about extension.
For example: I have files:
ads_daily_10_2008_1.MYD
ads_daily_10_2008_1.MYI
ads_daily_10_2008_1.frm
I need script that can copy these files to new files like:
ads_daily_10_2008_2.MYD
ads_daily_10_2008_2.MYI
ads_daily_10_2008_2.frm
Thank in advance.!

HaiNguyen
 

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