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Hi,<br />
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Thank you it is working to an extent but it is printing out all the folders within a Sun dire too.<br />
&nbsp;Is there a way to print out only till Subdir level.<br />
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Hi,

Thank you it is working to an extent but it is printing out all the folders within a Sun dire too.
 Is there a way to print out only till Subdir level.



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Can you please suggest &nbsp;a solution for above one..
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Can you please suggest  a solution for above one..

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$\=$/;print for grep -d &amp;&amp;&nbsp;(-M) &lt;&nbsp;2, &lt;path/*/*&gt;;
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$\=$/;print for grep -d && (-M) < 2, <path/*/*>;

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Hi,<br />
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Can anyone help me with a code snippet to read &nbsp;recursively dir and sub dir from a path and grep them by yesterday's date.<br />
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Hi,

Can anyone help me with a code snippet to read  recursively dir and sub dir from a path and grep them by yesterday's date.



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