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Post 47927 by Hayez on Sunday 22nd of February 2004 11:00:01 PM
02-23-2004
Two Commands
Hi there,
I have a directory that contains 100's of text files prefixed with the letter ab(they are email headers in the files) and I want to search for a pattern within these files (a certain subject or domain etc).The way I would do it is to use :-
cat ab* | grep -i <search pattern>
Is this the best way to do it or can anyone suggest alternatives?
Ideally so I knew which file the pattern was in I'd like to have it display something like:-
<final name> <search pattern>
Many thanks,
Hayez.
I have a directory that contains 100's of text files prefixed with the letter ab(they are email headers in the files) and I want to search for a pattern within these files (a certain subject or domain etc).The way I would do it is to use :-
cat ab* | grep -i <search pattern>
Is this the best way to do it or can anyone suggest alternatives?
Ideally so I knew which file the pattern was in I'd like to have it display something like:-
<final name> <search pattern>
Many thanks,
Hayez.
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