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Re: Hot to use max args for xargs
From: |
James Youngman |
Subject: |
Re: Hot to use max args for xargs |
Date: |
Fri, 2 Jun 2006 16:02:29 +0100 |
On 6/1/06, Chalasani Amith - achala <address@hidden> wrote:
cat
/mnt/datagrid1/blkbrd3/phase4_ds75/data/MergeFilter/output/test2.txt |
xargs -n | zcat -f
its saying as bug
I'm not sure what you mean by that.
cat
/mnt/datagrid1/blkbrd3/phase4_ds75/data/MergeFilter/output/test2.txt |
xargs -n 999999 | zcat -f
its not working in a way it has to do.
Do you really mean
xargs zcat -f <
/mnt/datagrid1/blkbrd3/phase4_ds75/data/MergeFilter/output/test2.txt
or something else? We can't tell from your question what you are
trying to achieve.
How to defien max arguments ? for xargs
With -n. Or maybe -s, depending on what you mean.
Can you please provide me a small example.
There are some examples in the documentation. Did they help?
James.