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# 8  
Old 06-25-2010
If you want only directories and subdirectories to be found use:
Code:
find /appl_top -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' -type d ! -perm 777

# 9  
Old 06-25-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by bartus11
If you want only directories and subdirectories to be found use:
Code:
find /appl_top -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' -type d ! -perm 777


Hi Bartus11,
Thank you for your quick response,

I need to execute the Unix command under APPL_TOP only.
when i executed below commands
Code:
(find /appl_top -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' ! -perm 777)  # and
(find /appl_top -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' -type d ! -perm 777)

at different level am getting error please find below

Code:
qtcdev:/apps/qtcdev/appl_top> ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' ! -perm 777<
find: /appl_top: No such file or directory
qtcdev:/apps/qtcdev/appl_top>cd ..
qtcdev:/apps/qtcdev>" | xargs -i find '{}' ! -perm 777                       <
find: /appl_top: No such file or directory
qtcdev:/apps/qtcdev>

Last edited by Scott; 06-25-2010 at 05:54 AM.. Reason: Code tags
# 10  
Old 06-25-2010
I assume "/apps/qtcdev/appl_top" is your APPL_TOP? Then use:
Code:
find /apps/qtcdev/appl_top -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' -type d ! -perm 777

Path to search always comes first in "find"
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# 11  
Old 06-25-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by bartus11
I assume "/apps/qtcdev/appl_top" is your APPL_TOP? Then use:
Code:
find /apps/qtcdev/appl_top -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' -type d ! -perm 777

Path to search always comes first in "find"

Thanks a lot bartus, the above command is fulfilling my requirement but when i execute i got below output

Code:
qtcdv:/apps/qtcdv/appl_top>find /apps/qtcdv/appl_top -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" | xargs -i find '{}' -type d ! -perm 777
find: /apps/qtcdv/appl_top/izu/11.5.0/bin/out: Permission denied
find: /apps/qtcdv/appl_top/izu/11.5.0/bin/rda/output: Permission denied
/apps/qtcdv/appl_top/xxcca/11.5.0/test
/apps/qtcdv/appl_top/xxcca/11.5.0/test/sample
qtcdv:/apps/qtcdv/appl_top>

As per the command it has to search only Directories which are starting with "xx..." but i got result above, here the "izu" directory should not come rite cause its not starting with "xx..."
Really I am very thankful for your support.

Moderator's Comments:
Mod Comment Please use code tags. Thank you
Last edited by Scott; 06-25-2010 at 05:55 AM.. Reason: Code tags
# 12  
Old 06-25-2010
I think it is just error from stat on directory that has restricted access. Try that to avoid that:
Code:
find /apps/qtcdev/appl_top -maxdepth 1 -type d -name "xx*" -a ! -name "xxk*" 2>/dev/null | xargs -i find '{}' -type d ! -perm 777

Last edited by bartus11; 06-25-2010 at 04:52 AM.. Reason: One more tweak
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