I never knew there was a limit to a size a file could be? What exactly is
the maxiumum size limit for a file?
Thanks,
John
> How big is the log file?
> Have you exceeded the maximum size limit for a file?
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I guess you need to create a regular expression which parses out the
Erroneous character before you use the file.
either use awk or write a perl script to do this in one go. But not sure if
this works if the file is being cut short by perl.
use
$line=~s/$erroneous_char//g;
Where $erroneous_char co
The file is 201K in size and 3,260 lines long - the part that confuses Perl
is at line 102.
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How big is the log file?
Have you exceeded the maximum size limit for a file?
Marty
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All -
I'm writing a script to gather date from a large number of text log files
and I've encountered an interesting problem. I've noticed that control
characters that appear in some of the log files are being interpreted as
indicating EOF - preventing the script from processing the rest of the f
