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- So - here's my 'final final' script which actually starts with a 'static' file I created from a query. I *had* to do this because the result set of recursively gathering the location of every file in the archive seemed to be too large for UE to handle (when opening and parsing 30,000 files) and wasn...Posted in Scripts
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May 07, 2013
- As usual - I bow to your exceeding experience and wisdom. I *did* notice that when coursing through the list of 30,000 docs that things bogged down, and I'm sure that you nailed why that's happening. Fortunately the file format is fairly regular - one of two types - but it still wastes cycles to go ...Posted in Scripts
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May 06, 2013
- OK - here's my 'final' script. I put 'final' in quotes because I'm sure there will be some follow-on tweaking to do. I of course have relied heavily on Mofi and other contributors here for much of what I've put together. I also borrowed the date-time code from Rob on Programming , with a little wrin...Posted in Scripts
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May 03, 2013
- Nice! A rising tide lifts all ships. :) I will post the full script once it's complete - to show a few things which are specific to my case - and may be helpful to others. I'm going back to the ** Find Results ** tab and parsing each line to create a new CSV file with the results. This includes addi...Posted in Scripts
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May 03, 2013
- Thanks a million, Mofi! I *thought* I tried the "find" command with the regex markup, but that didn't seem to yield a usable result. That was probably me just flailing around trying to find something that works. The rest of the information you provide makes perfect sense, as I guessed that there was...Posted in Scripts
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May 01, 2013
- I'm creating a script to find all files that are missing the final line termination at the end of the file. These are both pipe-delimited and tab-delimited files. This script will 'eventually' become the core of a recursive call into a folder structure to do the following. 1) Open a file (read-only ...Posted in Scripts
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Apr 30, 2013