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Batch file

Hi!

I was just wondering if it would be possible to create a batch-file that paste a text last in two different text files.

Right now I have to do this manually almost every day..

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or maybe copying text from one file.. and pasting it in two different ones

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or maybe copying text from one file.. and pasting it in two different ones

What kind of Batch file? DOS BATCH?
example.bat
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TYPE input.txt >> append1.txt
TYPE input.txt >> append2.txt
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it doesn't paste the text into the existing files.. it creates new ones with the same name.

Does that have to do with that the files are shortcuts ?

If I remove the shortcuts.. Do the files have to be in the same direcotry as the bat file? or can you just write the "location" ?

TYPE oranames.txt >> Tnsnames2.ora
TYPE oranames.txt >> Tnsnames.ora

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ok nevermind.. It worked to put the whole adress in there!

thanks for the code!

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