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Hi I need some help..... i have a test file each line have some information i want to search for a particular word (basically a file name of same extension eg filename.log) if i find this extension ".log" in any lines in a file i need that whole line to be stored in different file i need to know i can grep for that extension but how do i copy that particular line on which i found that extension in another file any ideas...your help will be appreciated Thx Mehul

Name: LANkrypt0
Date: May 21, 2003 at 13:56:41 Pacific

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This is an easy one. If you want the output to go to different files grep word filename.log > outputfile if you will put the output in the same file: grep word filename.log >> outputfile Thats about it. To have grep not care about case use: grep -i

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Hi LANkrypt0 Thx a lot it worked....

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