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It is one of those days.. I spent almost an hour for this.....
Best, peace...
Hal
It gives output like this:
/users/hattb/shirley_test_file
The -type f switch tells it to only look in text files.
If you want to redirect the output to a file:
find /users/hattb -type f -name "*" -exec grep -ls sqlload {} ; >out.txt
Hope this helps,
Shirley
is easier to type :-)
xargs rocks.
for i in `find <path>`; do grep <pattern> $i; done