"Bala subramanian" wrote
I have file1.dat,file2.dat...file 300.dat in one directory. I want
to
concatenate all the files in a single file (total.dat) with a
string "END"
separating the file contents.
If you are on Linux (or other *nix variant) you may be better off
using the shell...
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"Bala subramanian" wrote
I have file1.dat,file2.dat...file 300.dat in one directory. I want
to
concatenate all the files in a single file (total.dat) with a
string "END"
separating the file contents.
my total.dat should be
file1.dat contents
END
file2.dat contents
END
file300.dat
Bala subramanian wrote:
Hai,
I have file1.dat,file2.dat...file 300.dat in one directory. I want to
concatenate all the files in a single file (total.dat) with a string
"END" separating the file contents.
my total.dat should be
file1.dat contents
END
file2.dat contents
END
file300.
Hai,
I have file1.dat,file2.dat...file 300.dat in one directory. I want to
concatenate all the files in a single file (total.dat) with a string "END"
separating the file contents.
my total.dat should be
file1.dat contents
END
file2.dat contents
END
file300.dat.
now i have another 400
