tail -1000 < filename > > newfile
cat < filename > | grep -i " < Date format > " > new filename
cat < filename > | grep -i " < Date format > " >> new filename ( append )
cat < filename > | grep -i " < Date format > " > new filename
cat < filename > | grep -i " < Date format > " >> new filename ( append )
Searching for files for particualr time period:
find . -mtime -5 -mtime +10 -exec rm {} \;
Here -mtime -days and -mtime +days means from -days till +days.
This finds all the files in the current folder from last 5 days till last
10th day and executes rm command on all of them!
To combine several text files into a single file in Unix, use the
cat file1 file2 file3 > newfile cat
command: Replace
file1
, file2
, and file3
with the names of the files you wish to combine, in the order you want them to appear in the combined document. Replace newfile
with a name for your newly combined single file.If you want to add one or more files to an existing document, use the format:
cat file1 file2 file3 >> destfileThis command will add
file1
, file2
, and file3
(in that order) to the end of destfile
. Note: If you use
>
instead of >>
, you will overwrite destfile
rather than add to it.