How to check filesize

[orbiton]

Hi
I will like to find files that are above 1000mb on my system then append the file names into a folder for later vewing.

Is it possible to get a script for this job?

Thank you

 

[KenCunningham]

See my post in the Solaris forum. What OS are you actually using, Solaris or SCO.

I want to be good, is that not enough?

 

[cdlvj]

man find

 The following removes all files named core or filenames ending in .out that
  have not been accessed in the last seven days.

  find / \( -name core -o -name "*.out" \) -atime +7 -exec rm {} \;

  The next example uses find with the -cpio expression to make a tape archive
  of all files modified within the last seven days.

  find / -mtime -7 -print -cpio /dev/rct0

  find is used here to list all files within a given range of sizes (between
  50 and 100 kilobytes) by including the -size expression twice:

  find / -size +100 -size -200 -exec ls -s {} \;

  For comparison, the ls(C) command is called with the -s option to report the
  size of each file in 512-byte blocks (including indirect blocks).