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Hi Suppose a file F1 conatins following entries ABCD0B ABCD0Bs ABCD0B.ksh I would like to grep the word that contains only '0B' as last 2 charcaters. When I tried grep command : grep '0B' F1 it results me following lines ABCD0B ABCD0Bs ABCD0B.ksh where I wanted , result should be only the line ABCD0B. I tried grep with pattern ????0B , that also has not given me correct result. Can any one help me, what pattren I have to use with grep command to get the correct result. Thanks and Regards Chinmaya

Name: ghostdog
Date: April 18, 2006 at 03:14:41 Pacific

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check the man page of your grep command. for me, my grep command has the -E option which can be used for regular expression. For me, the command is grep -E "0B$" F1

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Hi Many thanks for your command. It gives me exact result , what I wanted Thanks and Regards Chinmaya

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