Removing files in a folder with specific pattern

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I have 20 Files in a folder. 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav and other 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010_s.wav.



How to delete files with "PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav" pattern with single command ?










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    can you share all or few file names with PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav pattern

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  • PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0011.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0012.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0013.wav Only last two digits are changing

    – Viral Parmar
    Jan 18 at 10:44
















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I have 20 Files in a folder. 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav and other 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010_s.wav.



How to delete files with "PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav" pattern with single command ?










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  • 1





    can you share all or few file names with PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav pattern

    – msp9011
    Jan 18 at 10:41












  • PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0011.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0012.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0013.wav Only last two digits are changing

    – Viral Parmar
    Jan 18 at 10:44














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I have 20 Files in a folder. 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav and other 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010_s.wav.



How to delete files with "PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav" pattern with single command ?










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I have 20 Files in a folder. 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav and other 10 files naming pattern is PTT-20190118-WA0010_s.wav.



How to delete files with "PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav" pattern with single command ?







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    can you share all or few file names with PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav pattern

    – msp9011
    Jan 18 at 10:41












  • PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0011.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0012.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0013.wav Only last two digits are changing

    – Viral Parmar
    Jan 18 at 10:44













  • 1





    can you share all or few file names with PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav pattern

    – msp9011
    Jan 18 at 10:41












  • PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0011.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0012.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0013.wav Only last two digits are changing

    – Viral Parmar
    Jan 18 at 10:44








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can you share all or few file names with PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav pattern

– msp9011
Jan 18 at 10:41






can you share all or few file names with PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav pattern

– msp9011
Jan 18 at 10:41














PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0011.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0012.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0013.wav Only last two digits are changing

– Viral Parmar
Jan 18 at 10:44






PTT-20190118-WA0010.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0011.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0012.wav, PTT-20190118-WA0013.wav Only last two digits are changing

– Viral Parmar
Jan 18 at 10:44











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If you don't have any other matching files you can use



rm PTT-*[0-9].wav


or even



rm *[0-9].wav


assuming all file names without _s end with a digit before .wav.



I suggest to try with echo instead of rm first or use rm -i to get a confirmation request for every file to avoid accidentally removing the wrong files.






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    – Viral Parmar
    Jan 18 at 10:43











  • @ViralParmar If the answer is what you need you may accept the answer.

    – Bodo
    Jan 18 at 10:56


















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try this,



 rm -f PTT-20190118-WA001[0-9].wav





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    If you don't have any other matching files you can use



    rm PTT-*[0-9].wav


    or even



    rm *[0-9].wav


    assuming all file names without _s end with a digit before .wav.



    I suggest to try with echo instead of rm first or use rm -i to get a confirmation request for every file to avoid accidentally removing the wrong files.






    share|improve this answer























    • Thank You Very Much

      – Viral Parmar
      Jan 18 at 10:43











    • @ViralParmar If the answer is what you need you may accept the answer.

      – Bodo
      Jan 18 at 10:56















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    If you don't have any other matching files you can use



    rm PTT-*[0-9].wav


    or even



    rm *[0-9].wav


    assuming all file names without _s end with a digit before .wav.



    I suggest to try with echo instead of rm first or use rm -i to get a confirmation request for every file to avoid accidentally removing the wrong files.






    share|improve this answer























    • Thank You Very Much

      – Viral Parmar
      Jan 18 at 10:43











    • @ViralParmar If the answer is what you need you may accept the answer.

      – Bodo
      Jan 18 at 10:56













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    If you don't have any other matching files you can use



    rm PTT-*[0-9].wav


    or even



    rm *[0-9].wav


    assuming all file names without _s end with a digit before .wav.



    I suggest to try with echo instead of rm first or use rm -i to get a confirmation request for every file to avoid accidentally removing the wrong files.






    share|improve this answer













    If you don't have any other matching files you can use



    rm PTT-*[0-9].wav


    or even



    rm *[0-9].wav


    assuming all file names without _s end with a digit before .wav.



    I suggest to try with echo instead of rm first or use rm -i to get a confirmation request for every file to avoid accidentally removing the wrong files.







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    • Thank You Very Much

      – Viral Parmar
      Jan 18 at 10:43











    • @ViralParmar If the answer is what you need you may accept the answer.

      – Bodo
      Jan 18 at 10:56

















    • Thank You Very Much

      – Viral Parmar
      Jan 18 at 10:43











    • @ViralParmar If the answer is what you need you may accept the answer.

      – Bodo
      Jan 18 at 10:56
















    Thank You Very Much

    – Viral Parmar
    Jan 18 at 10:43





    Thank You Very Much

    – Viral Parmar
    Jan 18 at 10:43













    @ViralParmar If the answer is what you need you may accept the answer.

    – Bodo
    Jan 18 at 10:56





    @ViralParmar If the answer is what you need you may accept the answer.

    – Bodo
    Jan 18 at 10:56













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    try this,



     rm -f PTT-20190118-WA001[0-9].wav





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      try this,



       rm -f PTT-20190118-WA001[0-9].wav





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        try this,



         rm -f PTT-20190118-WA001[0-9].wav





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        try this,



         rm -f PTT-20190118-WA001[0-9].wav






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