Easy points for all...

[Oleg Goudovany_1]

Hi. All!

Excuse me but I can't "find"
files with some size.:(
I type below:
#find . -size c1000000
and get:
./.dt/sessions/current/dt.session
./.dt/Trash/files.err
./.dt/.Printers/Hardcopy_Print
./.dt/.Printers/Line_Print
./.dt/.Printers/List_Print
./.dt/.Printers/OnlineB_Print
./.dt/.Printers/Postscript_Print
./.dt/.Printers/Printer1_Print
./.dt/.Printers/Printer2_Print

Where is a mistake?
(I need to find files with some size)
Thanx in advance. Oleg

[Paula J Frazer-Campbell]

HI

find . -size +1000000c -exec ls -l {} \;

Will do it.
Change size to suit.


Paula

[Robin Wakefield · Accepted solution]

Hi Oleg,

Nearly correct:

find . -size +1000000c | xargs ll -d

Rgds, Robin.

[Michael Tully]

Hi Oleg,

try this:

find . -size +1000000c | xargs ll

HTH
-Michael

[Oleg Goudovany_1]

Hi!
Sorri but in case:
#find . -size +1000000c -exec ls -l {} \;
I got nothing. :(

In case:
#find . -size +1000000c | xargs ll
I got list of files of folder with sizes. Size - any.

Whats up?

Thanx.Oleg

[Oleg Goudovany_1]

Hi!
Sorri but in case:
#find . -size +1000000c -exec ls -l {} \;
I got nothing. :(

In case:
#find . -size +1000000c | xargs ll
I got list of files of folder with sizes. Size - any.

Whats up?

Thanx.Oleg
P.S. Sorry what in "databases"...

[Robin Wakefield]

Hi Oleg,

This indicates that you have no files greater than 1000000 bytes within your current directory.

Don't forget to use "xargs ll -d", NOT "xargs ll". Try reducing the number down if you want to see some output.

find . -size +500000c | xargs ll -d

Rgds, Robin

[Andreas Voss]

Hi,

when you do:

find . -size +1000000
it searches for files greater then 1000000 Bytes (1MB)
If you only whant to list files not dirs use:
find . -type f -size +1000000c

Regards

[Oleg Goudovany_1]

Hi!
It is a shame to me...
I has mixed "/- root folder" - and ". - current folder" and I found files with sizes >1 Mb where isnt.
Excuse me. ITS WORK!!
Thanx all.
But I'm interesting - what to do command:
find . -size +1000000c -exec ls -l {} \;

Oleg.

[Santosh Nair_1]

Not sure what you're asking...if you're asking what this command does, then, the find portion finds files starting in the present directory (.) that is larger than 1000000 characters (size +1000000c) and then executes the ls -l command on these files (-exec ls -l {}). I would also check to see if this is a file (-type f).

-Santosh