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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Assistance with combining, sorting and saving multi files into one new file Post 302491440 by jaacmmason on Thursday 27th of January 2011 12:33:11 PM
Old 01-27-2011
Assistance with combining, sorting and saving multi files into one new file

Good morning. I have a piece of code that is currently taking multiple files and using the CAT.exe command to combine into one file that is then sorted in reverse order based on the 3rd field of the file, then displayed on screen. I am trying to change this so that the files are being combined into one file, that one file sorted on the 3rd field in reverse order, and then saved. So I want to take it from 1 step/line of code to 3 steps. Combine, sort and then save.

This is what I had originally:
Code:
#print system("cat.exe tmp\\*.log | c:\\wbin\\sort.exe -k 3 -r ");

This is what I have been trying to change to, with no luck - No error messages apprear, but no new file appears either.
Code:
#print system("cat.exe tmp\\*.log | tmp\\TTLog.txt");
#print system("c:\\wbin\\sort.exe -k 3 -r  tmp\\TTLog.txt");

Any assistance, suggestions, and help would be greatly appreciated! I have tried with the .txt file created with no data in it and also with the .txt file not created in the directory. Neither way gave error message, and went through debugger with no problems. However, neither way populated the txt file as I wanted, let along sorted it out.

I have also tried to use a '>' rather than the '|' character in the line of code with Cat.exe in it. This did not help either.

The text file will then be moved from this location to a history location and the next new file will be created the following month. Thank you in advance!!
 

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