I have the following command which works:ls -la | awk '$5 > 2'I'm trying to alias the entire thing. If I try a naive way: alias ll ls -la | awk '$5 > 2'It doesn't work.If I try to escape the dollar sign, I get only a part of the command and ll is now ls -la | awk $5What should I do in order to define this alias the way I want it to be?
Trying to alias a long command only gives me a partion of it
shell;quoting;alias;escape characters