After implementing your above suggestions, here is what the file name/index list looks like:

File: 
 Record Size: 
 Last Record: 
 Data Byte Count: 68256
 Index Names: bulkconf_index, bulkcard_index, _deleted_record_index, g
+iftname-number-end, giftname-org-key, _deleted_record_index, _deleted
+_record_index, card_index, giftcard-hist-key, giftcard-hist-sold-key,
+ _deleted_record_index, giftbal_index, _deleted_record_index, pr-chec
+k-index, _deleted_record_index, card_index, giftdon_number_index, gif
+tdon_cat_index, giftdon_location_index, _deleted_record_index, print_
+req_index, _deleted_record_index, _deleted_record_index, ob-key, com_
+index, _deleted_record_index, chg_index1, date_index, store-index, 1,
+ zip_index, vzip_index, gift-number, gift-date-redeemed, _deleted_rec
+ord_index, reasons-index

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It looks like it is collecting all of the index names in the file, but not associating them with a file name. As far as the number in the data byte count field, I can't tell where that is coming from, as none of the numbers match it. The output I am trying to get would ultimately look like:

dfs01.out

File Listing
..list of file names here..

File Name and Index List

File: %demoulas_prod#d01>ccdem>files>gift-bulk
Record Size: 100
Last Record: 18912
Data Byte Count: 100
Index Names: bulkconf_index, bulkcard_index, _deleted_record_index

File: %demoulas_prod#d01>ccdem>files>gift-name
Record Size: 177
Last Record: 54756
Data Byte Count: 6022779
Index Names: giftname-number-end, giftname-org-key, _deleted_record_in
+dex

etc...

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TStanley
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In reply to Re^2: Pulling specific data from a large text file by TStanley
in thread Pulling specific data from a large text file by TStanley

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