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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Splitting XML file on basis of line number into multiple file Post 302902036 by Don Cragun on Saturday 17th of May 2014 04:39:44 PM
Old 05-17-2014
This is the second thread you have started on this topic. The other thread: Splitting a file into 4 files containing the same name pattern was closed because you changed the requirements after you had been given solutions to your original problem, refused to answer basic questions about what the input looked like, and refused to show us that you had made any attempt to solve the problem on your own.

This thread seems to be following a similar path. And, trying to piece together a description of your input file based on tidbits from both threads only makes it clear that the descriptions we have seen in this thread do NOT match the sample data provided in the other thread.

Before we spend any more time on this thread, please:
  1. Show us what the file headers look like.
  2. Show us what the file trailer looks like.
  3. Show us ALL of the changes that need to be made to the file headers for the four files that you want your script to create.
  4. Show us a sample of a few of the (15 line) records from your input (with private data, if there is any, scrubbed). Or much better, provide us with a complete sample input file we can upload containing 10 (doesn't have to be 10, but it needs to be at least 5 and not an even multiple of 4) records and provide us with four output files we can upload that your script should produce from that input file!
  5. Show us what code you have written to try to solve your problem and show us what it does correctly and what it doesn't do correctly.
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