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thesumitk
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Hi All,
I need a help to know the command of locating changes in any file when we compare it with another .
Example:- File A is opened in Edit/View Mode and I run a command
COMP 'FILE B' , this command will show the changes in file a leveled by .OAAAA , .OAAAB and so on till the last change ..Now for small files/codes it is fine but for bigger file it becomes tedious to locate each changes by L .OAAAA or L .OAAAB..c..d etc. command.
Can any body suggest here if we have any short way to verify changes or locate changes directly without locating them by L command.
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prino
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on the command line |
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don.leahy
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| Also consider &l spe (LOCATE SPECIAL) to find the rows that exist only in the other member. |
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thesumitk
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Thanks All for your help !!
Do we have more commands for locate ? |
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enrico-sorichetti
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why not press PF1 to find out Yourself ?  |
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Marso
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And when you press PF1 for help, check if there is an EXCLUDE parameter.
Most useful parameter... |
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thesumitk
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Thanks All or your help !! I really appreciate the time you spent for helping me put !!  |
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