Hi Ken, Thank you for replying. The code is right. To make it more clear, let me give you more details on data. The input file looks like this 

þBEGDOCþþENDDOCþ
þHJH1411255þþHJH1411255þ
þHJH1411256þþHJH1411256þ
þHJH1411257þþHJH1411257þ
þHJH1411258þþHJH1411258þ
þHJH1411259þþHJH1411260þ
þHJH1411261þþHJH1411262þ

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and output from the above script looks like this 
þHJH1411255,NAME,\\SHARE\OUTPUT3\HOST\CLIENT\NAME\AFT-053348\VOL_006\I
+MAGES\HJH1411255.tif,Y,,,1
þHJH1411256,NAME,\\SHARE\OUTPUT3\HOST\CLIENT\NAME\AFT-053348\VOL_006\I
+MAGES\HJH1411256.tif,Y,,,1
þHJH1411257,NAME,\\SHARE\OUTPUT3\HOST\CLIENT\NAME\AFT-053348\VOL_006\I
+MAGES\HJH1411257.tif,Y,,,1
þHJH1411258,NAME,\\SHARE\OUTPUT3\HOST\CLIENT\NAME\AFT-053348\VOL_006\I
+MAGES\HJH1411258.tif,Y,,,1
þHJH1411259,NAME,\\SHARE\OUTPUT3\HOST\CLIENT\NAME\AFT-053348\VOL_006\I
+MAGES\HJH1411259.tif,Y,,,2
þHJH1411260,NAME,\\SHARE\OUTPUT3\HOST\CLIENT\NAME\AFT-053348\VOL_006\I
+MAGES\HJH1411260.tif,,,,

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The problem is after IMAGES i should get the subfolders also. like HJH1411260,NAME,\\SHARE\OUTPUT3\HOST\CLIENT\NAME\AFT-053348\VOL_006\IMAGES\001\HJH1411260.tif,,,, I have just 1 level folder structure after IMAGES folder. Now the point is based on the input file and the image path the script has to output complete image path till the file name. Let me know if you have questions or need clarifications.

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