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cd to 817_file befor creating the archive.<br />
<br />
Use a dot as a source specifier then:<br />
<br />
<br />
cd 817_file<br />
tar -cvf /opt/ora817/ora817_product<wbr />_817_817_f<wbr />ile.tar .
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cd to 817_file befor creating the archive.

Use a dot as a source specifier then:


cd 817_file
tar -cvf /opt/ora817/ora817_product_817_817_file.tar .

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I haven't more the 817_file directory but only the tar ora817_product_817_817_fil<wbr />e.tar<br />
<br />
How Can I untar or copy or move these file into /opt/ora817/product/817?
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I haven't more the 817_file directory but only the tar ora817_product_817_817_file.tar

How Can I untar or copy or move these file into /opt/ora817/product/817?

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Hi,<br />
In HP-UX O.S. I have directory 817_file with n files<br />
<br />
I created this tar:<br />
tar -cvf /opt/ora817/ora817_product<wbr />_817_817_f<wbr />ile.tar 817_file<br />
<br />
Now I need untar these file into /opt/ora817/product/817<br />
<br />
If I run:<br />
cd /opt/ora817/product/817<br />
<br />
tar -xvf /opt/ora817/ora817_product<wbr />_817_817_f<wbr />ile.tar<br />
<br />
I get /opt/ora817/product/817/81<wbr />7_file directory but I need only the files into /opt/ora817/product/817<br />
<br />
<br />
Have you anydea which steps I perform?
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Hi,
In HP-UX O.S. I have directory 817_file with n files

I created this tar:
tar -cvf /opt/ora817/ora817_product_817_817_file.tar 817_file

Now I need untar these file into /opt/ora817/product/817

If I run:
cd /opt/ora817/product/817

tar -xvf /opt/ora817/ora817_product_817_817_file.tar

I get /opt/ora817/product/817/817_file directory but I need only the files into /opt/ora817/product/817


Have you anydea which steps I perform?

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