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Old 02-04-2007
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Originally Posted by sb008
It seems like in the directory /export/home/mapadm/log/TDR
are ONLY subdirectories representing the month in a year.
YYYMM
e.g. 200612, 200701, 200712 etc
The files for each month are inside these directories.
So
2006120101.TDR
2006120102.TDR
....
2006120123.TDR
2006120201.TDR
...
2006120223.TDR
2006120301.TDR
...
...
2006123123.TDR

are in the subdirectory 200612
etc

In post $7 we see the following cd statement.
+ cd /export/home/mapadm/log/TDR/200701

where in your most recent post we see
+ cd /export/home/mapadm/log/TDR

Apparently you are 1 directory too high in your structure and thereforre you get the errormessage.

hi sb008 & anbu,

it work for me thank you so much for the advices.

Best Regards,

bucci
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NAME
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