10-17-2008
How can i append a file name with a string
Hi All
How can i append a file name with a string
e.g.
Lets say i have a file called
ABC_TEST_1234_1.dat
and i want to append the file name with a lets say 100
so the output file should look like
ABC_100_TEST_1234_1.dat
i have aroung 9000 file in a directory and want to append all the file name with 100.
Please help me in this
With Regards
Nikhil C.Indurkar
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