Use the tail command to view dynamically changing file contents (end of file) under Linux

Background:

Oracle is installed silently today and commands are issued at the command line

./runinstaller-silent-responsefile/oracle/database/response/db_install.rsp

As a result, there is no installation progress, only hints can be found from the/u01/app/orainventory/logs/installactions.....log results---> See here I think of in Linux is there a command to view a dynamically changing file? (This log file must be changing.)

Yes, there's the tail order.

# tail-f filename

It's all right.

See the content such as:

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This command allows you to view dynamically changing files, haha.

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