i am trying to write scripts to pass 2 different variables to find command.
find . -name $var1 -exec grep -H $var2
find . -name CDR_2010-07-21 -exec grep -H 9892614477 {} ;
1st variable CDR_2010-07-21(passed by var1) is the file name inside which i am trying to search string 9892614477(passed by var2). i have tried following script
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"
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Code: !/usr/bin/perl -w
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