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Nope that does also not work.

$ sdiff 'test\ file1' 'test\ file2' > Output/outputTestFilesSpaces
sdiff: Cannot open: test\ file1


But thanks for your effort.

@Don Cragun
Yeah already thought about it.
I will maybe create a temp file with the same filename and data but without spaces to use it with sdiff.

@RudiC
I'm using HPUX V11 with ksh.

Sry tested this already.

$ sdiff 'test file1' 'test file2' > Output/outputTestFilesSpaces
sdiff 'test file1' 'test file2' > Output/outputTestFilesSpaces
+ sdiff test file1 test file2
+ 1>...

Yes, I'm talking about filenames. Sry that I didn't mentioned it.

Here's the output:

sdiff "test file1" "test file2" > Output/outputTestFilesSpaces
+ sdiff test file1 test file2
+ 1>...

Hey,

I'm using for example this input:

test file1
testfile1
test3
testfile1
test3
testfile1
test3
testfile1
test3
test3
test3
testfile1

testfile1
test3
test file2

Hello guys,

I have a problem. I'm trying to use SDiff with two files which are containing spaces.

My problem is that I want to save the output with > in an extra file.

If I try to use it...