04-28-2011
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Thanks for all the replies....
first problem is to identify that which one is file created earlier and which one later. It could be file1 and file2 or file6 and file7....so on. I am writting this in a shell script. FILE_NAME=`echo File*` will give me
FILE_NAME=File1 File2.
I want to get it in seperate variable as below.
example:
FILE_NAME1=File1
FILE_NAME2=File2
so that i can use the logic suggested by all of you.
Last edited by Deepak62828r; 04-28-2011 at 03:02 PM..
Reason: If at a time there are two files File1 and File2. File2 is the latest one
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