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Re: Limit qshell find to one subdirectory

Hello Marty,
> Perhaps you could use ls /QIBM/*.txt

Yes, I can - but one of the benefits of using find is that I can use 
-atime/-ctime to only retrieve some of the files based on last 
accessed/changed date.
I also guess that someone with more unix knowledge than me can combine 
various of the shell commands to get similar results.

At the moment it looks like that find /QIBM/*.txt without the -name 
parameter solves the problem. But I have to test more to be sure.
The subdirectories involved have some 300.000 streamfiles in them so the 
tests will take some time.

Regards,

Stefan Tageson
Informatikk Sverige AB

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