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Old 12-07-2005
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Question Splitting large files

Hi Unix gurus,

We have a masterfile which is to be split into smallerfiles with names as
masterfile00,masterfile01,masterfile03...etal
I was able to split the file using the "Split" cmd
but as masterfileaa,masterfileab..
Is it posiible to change the default suffix?
or is there any other cmd which does the needful
or do we need to rename the smallerfiles

thanking you in anticipation
Rvbs
 

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