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http://www.unix.com – Hi Gurus, i have 8 zipped files and each file is having more than 100,000 records or more. Quote: files names :- filename_20120301.gz filename_20120302.gz filename_20120303.gz filename_20120304.gz Ex:- filename_20120301.gz Deptno ename sal 10 Alpha 900 20 Bravo 1200 30 Charlie 1000 40 Delta 900 50 Echo 800 60 Foxtrot 1100 70 Golf 1200 80 Hotel 1500 90 India 1300 issue :- i want to search the missing text from each zipped files i have stuck here, the below command w (HowTos)

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