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09-09-2009
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| | Commad equal to Grep Hi can someone let me know how I can grep or get-content a file, and show how many line we have an entry with the same string? Thanks |
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09-09-2009
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| | Re: Commad equal to Grep Select-String -Path <File> -Pattern <SomePattern> If you want a count either... (Select-String -Path <File> -Pattern <SomePattern>).Count Or: Select-String -Path <File> -Pattern <SomePattern> | Measure-Object Note that the Pattern parameter is a regular expression unless you also specify SimpleMatch. HTH Chris atorres wrote: Quote: > Hi can someone let me know how I can grep or get-content a file, and show how > many line we have an entry with the same string? > > Thanks > |
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