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Old 12-27-2010
ls command not to show specific file

Hi
I have a directory in which I am having files like

20101227abc1234
20101226def5678
20101227abc.gz

I want to list files with abc as a part of its filename but .gz files.
So my output should be 20101227abc1234 only and not 20101227abc1234 and 20101227abc.gz both.

Is there any way I can not show .gz files while using ls.
I am using ls *abc* currently.

Thanks in advance
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Old 12-27-2010
Code:
ls [0-9]*abc[0-9]*

or

ls *abc* | grep -v "*.gz"

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Old 12-27-2010
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Thanks R0H0N Smilie

ls *abc* | grep -v "*.gz"
This is working perfect. Smilie
 
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