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Hi KerveR, thank you for your help.... but... I tried your code but it is NOT working. However, when I use -f to test for "one" file in particular, then it works. The script breaks when I try to test more than one file using wildcard "*". I was wondering if we could use -f...

Please anyone help me here. I have the follwoing command in my scrip: if test -e c:/dir/file*.dat then echo whatever fi this is giving me some systax error on test! and I know for sure that I have files in that directory that meet that criteria. I checked it with na 'ls c:/dir/file*.dat'...

thank you all for your help.

Hi all, Does anyone know how to get all the file in a directory, but not in the subdirectory? I don't want to return any files that are in a subdirectory. Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance. Jeya

thank you all... but could be more descriptive with that find command that you just wrote? This is what I did though to get the things working... find . -name "*.exp" -exec newfilename.sh {} \; newfilename.sh will contain all the commands that I want to execute with each file...

Thanks for your help. I have another question... DO you know how to pass each file found as a parameter into a variable so that I could use it into the -exec command? thank you again.

Hi all Does anyone know how to use multiple -exec command in a find. I need to execute more than one command for each file found in the directory. eg. find . -name "*.txt" -exec something {}; -exec somethingelse {}; -exec...

Hi All, I need some help with some looping in UNIX script... Here is my problem. E:/Transfer/LIMS/ folder is populated time to time with some .exp files that have the time stamp attached to their name (oracle export files eg. filename_yymmddhhmmss.exp.) My script should import the data, for...

Hi all, Does anyone know how to get rid of the ^H from a file. I get this when I open a certain txt file in Emacs. Any help is appreciated. Thank in advance. jvb