linux In the system , You can use grep View the specified content ,
such as ：grep “123” test.log // see test.log Contained in the 123 Log of characters
If you want to see the top and bottom lines of the specified content , You can refer to the following usage ：
$grep -10 ‘123’ test.log// Print before and after matching lines 10 That's ok
or
$grep -C 10 ‘123’ test.log// Print before and after matching lines 10 That's ok
or
$ grep -A 10 -B 10 ‘123’ test.log // Print before and after matching lines 10 That's ok
$grep -A 10 ‘123’ test.log // After printing the matching line 10 That's ok
$grep -B 10 ‘123’ test.log// Print the first... Of the matching line 10 That's ok
Other examples ：
// Show both match ‘123’ Match again ‘456’ The line of
grep ‘123’ test.log| grep ‘456’
// Search for test.log Meet in 123 The line number of the content of
grep -n ‘123’ test.log
// see test.log The content after the specified line number , such as 50 That's ok
tail -n +50 test.log
// see test.log Of the 50 Row to 100 That's ok
sed -n ‘50,100p’ test.log# Remember p Letter
The detailed usage can be checked ：http://blog.csdn.net/lychbeyond/article/details/41042483