Answer Posted / vasanth
grep: Find lines in a file that match a regular expression
syntax: grep [options] pattern [files]
Useful Options : -v, -l, -L, -c, -n, -b, ,-i
-v Print only lines that donot match the regular expression
-l Print only names of files that contains matching
lines,not the line themseleves
for furthur information
pls ref. linux pocket guide by Daniel J. Barrett (page-71)
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