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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Copying files after result Post 302575807 by thelakbe on Wednesday 23rd of November 2011 01:22:56 AM
Old 11-23-2011
Hi
i'm using the belwo script to search my string it's working but its taking
much time to reach the goal any suggestion to cut it off
Code:
echo 'HI PROD'
#echo $Please ENTER THE INPUT 1 for old files 2 for new file
#read i
#if [ "$i" -eq 1 ];
#then
#cd /apps/acetp3_logs/prod3/O*
#pwd
echo $PLEASE ENTER THE STRING INSIDE QUOTES TO SEARCH
read j
echo $PLEASE ENTER THE FILE STRING TO SEARCH
read k
while [ "$j" != " " ] || [ "$k" != " "]
do
zgrep -l $j /apps/acetp3_logs/prod3/O*/$k | xargs -I {} cp {} /home/l828117/weblogic
done
fi

Thanks for the help


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