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  • 13-05-2008 12:30pm
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    Not really programming but I have a batch file that moves a csv file ,
    Now i need the csv file to have headers (column names) rather then just the data as it is now , is there a command i can use to append to a file rather then
    write over ?


    copy E:\shared\it\__dts_extraction\tmp\SORTING_EXTRACTION.csv E:\shared\it\__dts_extraction\unique\BOIT_INCOMING_FOR_SORTING.csv
    move E:\shared\it\__dts_extraction\tmp\SORTING_EXTRACTION.csv E:\shared\it\__dts_extraction\%datetag%\BOIT_INCOMING_FOR_SORTING.csv
    


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,931 ✭✭✭Ginger


    In the middle of the 2 filenames add a +

    for example

    copy E:\shared\it\__dts_extraction\tmp\SORTING_EXTRACTION.csv+E:\shared\it\__dts_extraction\unique\BOIT_INCOMING_FOR_SORTING.csv


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