Linux big file split command

Linuxsplit command function description: Cut files. Syntax: split [-- help] [-- version] [-& lt; number of rows & gt;] [-B & lt; byte & gt;] [-C & lt; byte & gt;] [-l & lt; number of rows & gt;] [file to be cut] [output file name] Note: split can cut the file into smaller files

Linux split command

Function description: cut a file.

Syntax: split [-- help] [-- version] [- <Number of rows> ] [-B <Byte> ] [-C <Byte> ] [-L <Number of rows> ] [File to be cut] [output file name]

Note: split can cut the file into smaller files. by default, each 1000 lines can be cut into a smaller file.

Parameters:

- <Number of rows> Or-l <Number of rows> Specify the number of rows to be split into a small file.

-B <Byte> Specify the number of words to be cut into a small file. Supported units: m, k

-C <Byte> Similar to the-B parameter, the integrity of each line is maintained whenever possible during cutting.

-- Help: displays help.

-- Version: displays the version information.

[Output file name] sets the prefix file name of the cut file. split will automatically add a number after the prefix file name.

Example:

Split-B 100 m filename