How Unpacking a tar.gz file in unix?

Please...help me....i know that it is no a unix forum...but i don't know how reach it....and i wish to unUnpacking a tar.gz file in unix that are some java programs....
Thanks a lot...
Mary

Depends on which unix you are talking about.
tar -zxf file works on Linux and a few other variants
If your variant cannot handle the z (zip, compressed) flag then you have to do it in two steps
gzip -d file
then
tar -xf file
Note that after the first step the file will remove the .gz extension because it has been decompressed
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Lavanya,
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2006, Oracle. All Rights Reserved.
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2. ... WITH SMART LINEFEED
3. ... WITH UNIX LINEFEED
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... WITH NATIVE LINEFEED
Effect
: This addition defines the line end marker independently of the access type according to the operating system of the application server, i.e. "LF" for Unix OS390 or OS400, and "CRLF" for MS Windows.
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: This addition depends on the access type:
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Note
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Effect
: The line end marker is set to "LF" regardless of the access type and operating system of the application server.
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: The line end marker is set to "CRLF" regardless of the access type and operating system of the application server.
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