01-08-2008
Output file should be in the below format
Header
Detailed record 1
.
.
Detailed record n
Trailer
List file is in the below format:
input_file1
input_file2
.
.
input_filen
And input files are in the below format:
Header1
Header2
Header3
Detailed_record1
.
.
Detailed_recordn
Trailer
Fpr any more details pls ask.
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