script of reading one type of files in multiple directory
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I have the Directory like 2018-01-10, 2018-02,10 and so on. In each directory it contains .CUD and .CUR files. I want the number of data (i.e. wc -l) which are in .CUD files only.
I used following command:
for D in /; do
wc -l ${D}/ > ${D%/}Request
done
It worked fine but the result i'm getting is for all the files which are in the directory. I need the results for .CUD files only.
bash scripts wc
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I have the Directory like 2018-01-10, 2018-02,10 and so on. In each directory it contains .CUD and .CUR files. I want the number of data (i.e. wc -l) which are in .CUD files only.
I used following command:
for D in /; do
wc -l ${D}/ > ${D%/}Request
done
It worked fine but the result i'm getting is for all the files which are in the directory. I need the results for .CUD files only.
bash scripts wc
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I have the Directory like 2018-01-10, 2018-02,10 and so on. In each directory it contains .CUD and .CUR files. I want the number of data (i.e. wc -l) which are in .CUD files only.
I used following command:
for D in /; do
wc -l ${D}/ > ${D%/}Request
done
It worked fine but the result i'm getting is for all the files which are in the directory. I need the results for .CUD files only.
bash scripts wc
edited 2 days ago
Mr Shunz
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asked 2 days ago
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I have the Directory like 2018-01-10, 2018-02,10 and so on. In each directory it contains .CUD and .CUR files. I want the number of data (i.e. wc -l) which are in .CUD files only.
I used following command:
for D in /; do
wc -l ${D}/ > ${D%/}Request
done
It worked fine but the result i'm getting is for all the files which are in the directory. I need the results for .CUD files only.
bash scripts wc
bash scripts wc
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Read man find,man xargs and use something like
find . -type f -name '*.CUD' -print0 | xargs -0 -r wc -l
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
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THIS WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE THERE ARE MULTILPLE DIRECTORY FROM WHICH I HAVE TO RETRIEVE DATA .
– user893815
2 days ago
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@user893815 - What happened when you execute the above command?
– Yaron
2 days ago
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If you readman findyou'll see that you can replace the.(the current directory) with a list of directories forfindto start searching. Also, DON'T SHOUT.
– waltinator
2 days ago
waltinator if you don't understand the situation . DON'T COMMENT
– user893815
2 days ago
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Read man find,man xargs and use something like
find . -type f -name '*.CUD' -print0 | xargs -0 -r wc -l
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
21.6k74169
THIS WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE THERE ARE MULTILPLE DIRECTORY FROM WHICH I HAVE TO RETRIEVE DATA .
– user893815
2 days ago
3
@user893815 - What happened when you execute the above command?
– Yaron
2 days ago
1
If you readman findyou'll see that you can replace the.(the current directory) with a list of directories forfindto start searching. Also, DON'T SHOUT.
– waltinator
2 days ago
waltinator if you don't understand the situation . DON'T COMMENT
– user893815
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
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Read man find,man xargs and use something like
find . -type f -name '*.CUD' -print0 | xargs -0 -r wc -l
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
21.6k74169
THIS WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE THERE ARE MULTILPLE DIRECTORY FROM WHICH I HAVE TO RETRIEVE DATA .
– user893815
2 days ago
3
@user893815 - What happened when you execute the above command?
– Yaron
2 days ago
1
If you readman findyou'll see that you can replace the.(the current directory) with a list of directories forfindto start searching. Also, DON'T SHOUT.
– waltinator
2 days ago
waltinator if you don't understand the situation . DON'T COMMENT
– user893815
2 days ago
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
0
down vote
Read man find,man xargs and use something like
find . -type f -name '*.CUD' -print0 | xargs -0 -r wc -l
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
21.6k74169
Read man find,man xargs and use something like
find . -type f -name '*.CUD' -print0 | xargs -0 -r wc -l
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
21.6k74169
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
21.6k74169
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
21.6k74169
answered 2 days ago
waltinator
21.6k74169
21.6k74169
THIS WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE THERE ARE MULTILPLE DIRECTORY FROM WHICH I HAVE TO RETRIEVE DATA .
– user893815
2 days ago
3
@user893815 - What happened when you execute the above command?
– Yaron
2 days ago
1
If you readman findyou'll see that you can replace the.(the current directory) with a list of directories forfindto start searching. Also, DON'T SHOUT.
– waltinator
2 days ago
waltinator if you don't understand the situation . DON'T COMMENT
– user893815
2 days ago
add a comment |
THIS WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE THERE ARE MULTILPLE DIRECTORY FROM WHICH I HAVE TO RETRIEVE DATA .
– user893815
2 days ago
3
@user893815 - What happened when you execute the above command?
– Yaron
2 days ago
1
If you readman findyou'll see that you can replace the.(the current directory) with a list of directories forfindto start searching. Also, DON'T SHOUT.
– waltinator
2 days ago
waltinator if you don't understand the situation . DON'T COMMENT
– user893815
2 days ago
THIS WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE THERE ARE MULTILPLE DIRECTORY FROM WHICH I HAVE TO RETRIEVE DATA .
– user893815
2 days ago
THIS WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE THERE ARE MULTILPLE DIRECTORY FROM WHICH I HAVE TO RETRIEVE DATA .
– user893815
2 days ago
3
3
@user893815 - What happened when you execute the above command?
– Yaron
2 days ago
@user893815 - What happened when you execute the above command?
– Yaron
2 days ago
1
1
If you read
man find you'll see that you can replace the . (the current directory) with a list of directories for find to start searching. Also, DON'T SHOUT.– waltinator
2 days ago
If you read
man find you'll see that you can replace the . (the current directory) with a list of directories for find to start searching. Also, DON'T SHOUT.– waltinator
2 days ago
waltinator if you don't understand the situation . DON'T COMMENT
– user893815
2 days ago
waltinator if you don't understand the situation . DON'T COMMENT
– user893815
2 days ago
add a comment |
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