01-28-2013
I think I did not asked my query properly, and the list of the files caused an confusion.
let me reiterate.
The files list provided above are created in the dir /data/OAS/rcap/
the script should be able to pick the file one by one and split. by having the suffix originalfilename.seg** where ** could be numbers or alphabetics.
later the split files should be gzipped by removing the original file.
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Hi Pikk45,.
I think I did not asked my query properly, and the list of the files caused an issue.
let me reiterate.
The files list provided above are created in the dir /data/OAS/rcap/
the script should be able to pick the file one by one and split. by having the suffix originalfilename.seg** where ** could be numbers or alphabetics.
later the split files should be gzipped by removing the original file.
Could you let me know the changes accordingly.
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