It's beginning to seem that you are unwilling to help yourself. We are into double digit post count and there's no indication that you've actually tried any off the suggestions.
Why don't you just go ahead and run some tests? If there are problems or shortcomings, try to fix them yourself. If you succeed, report back with your changes so that others can benefit. If you fail, then post the exact errors seen so that we have more information to work with.
when i am using the test directory getting the below error
Code:
gzip `ls test| egrep -v "AUS.*csv|AUS.*txt"`
gzip: can't stat: NZ.csv (NZ.csv): No such file or directory
gzip: can't stat: NZ.txt (NZ.txt): No such file or directory
Hi I don't wanted to use cd test rather than accessing the direct path
Going back to your first post to this thread, you said you have a directory named test in the current directory containing the four files:
Code:
direct:
AUS1.tx
AUS2.txt
and
NZ1.txt
Now you are saying that you want to invoke the command:
Code:
gzip direct: AUS1.tx NZ1.txt
in a directory where none of these files exist.
So, you can choose to use a cd command to get into the directory where those files exist, or you can choose a completely different way to get the list of filenames to be given to gzip.
Why are you so opposed to using the cd command?
What does the following command do:
Code:
cd test;gzip `ls | egrep -v '^AUS.*[.](csv|txt)$'
that is different from what you have said you want?
yeah thats what i mean to invoke directory but my files with AUS.2013.txt is also getting exlcuded which i dont wanted. only files ending with .txt and .csv and starts with AUS should be excluded. I got this with below is it possible to ignore any sub directory directory trying with below code but not ignoring the subdirectory
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Take 2:
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