in a growing log file how will you see the 1st 99 lines?
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Answer / sonali
head -99 <file name> - display 1 st 99 lines
tail -99 <file name> - display last 99 lines
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Answer / anshul basra
$ head -99 <filename> will show first 99lines of that file.
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Answer / kiruthiga.s
Syntax:
head -99 file name
if file name is test1.txt
Example:
head -99 test1.txt
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Answer / dibya lochan giri
to see the last 99 lines in a log file you can use the cmd
$ tail -99f <file name>
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Answer / dibyalochangiri
ans-using cmd $tail -99f <log file name>
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