Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi All,

My UNIX Version is:
OS Name Release Version
AIX appma538 3 5

I want to find certain files with some criterias under the given path. At the same time i want to find the files which resides under the given directory, but normal find traverse to its sub-directories also.

-mount option is not there in 'find' for this version.

I want to restrict the find to search only the given path not to its sub-directories.
How can i proceed.
Please help.

try using the -prune option

path:>find /home/sponna -name "*.txt" -size +536c
find: cannot chdir to </home/sponna/restore/ModelS> : Permission denied
/home/sponna/model_logs.txt
/home/sponna/park_log.txt
/home/sponna/recur_log.txt
/home/sponna/findtest/model_logs.txt

The above command traversed into sub-directories also. Listed files under the given path and also its sub-directories.

path:>find /home/sponna -prune -name "*.txt" -size +536c
After prune not given the output files which are present under the given directory itself.

Please guide me.

find /home/sponna/*.txt -prune -size +536c

Thanks
but this option will give "arg list too long" error,
if many files satisfies the given find criteria.

I tried this option and got the "error", so as a better pratice i want to proceed like
find /path/ -name "*.txt".
Tried prune as i updated the output also, its not working.

Is any way i can approach to this.?