i need to generate multiple file from single file. input file data: 
#RD#,3023,,,,,N,MANS.20111011.2,#OE#,CR,N,284110161544,,Y,MANS,2011101
+1064839000,20111011~1M9LQV49HM
#RD#,3023,,,,,N,MANS.20111011.2,#OE#,CR,N,284110161544,,Y,MANS,2011101
+1064839000,20111011~1M9LQV49HM,20111011064925000,20111011~1M9LQV49Ho,
+,,20111011064925000
#RD#,3004,,,,,N,MANS.20111011.2,#OE#,RT,N,284110217106,,Y,MANS,2011101
+1065244000,20111011~1J6Q7ETYXH,,20111011~1J6Q7ETYXH,NVMI,201110110652
+44000,2324,E

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i need to pick data after #RD# till #OE# take this data as individual output file name with .txt extension. date after #OE# till the end of line will be inside individual output file.if data between #RD# and #OE# is repeated that will come in same individual output file.
please any one help me out.

thank you very much for your kind reply. actually i want to pick data between #RO# and #OE# use this data as name of output file for example in give data individual file generated will be 1. "3023 N MANS.20111011.2.txt" 2. "3004 N MANS.20111011.2.txt" inside this newly generated file i want to write data after #OE# till newline like in file eg. "3023 N MANS.20111011.2.txt" data should written "#OE#,CR,N,284110161544,,Y,MANS,20111011064839000,20111011~1M9LQV49HM" one more thing which i need to do is if output file having same name like "3023 N MANS.20111011.2.txt" 3023 N MANS.20111011.2.txt the data come inside single file. appreciate for you help.


this problem has been solved.thanx and appreciate for your help.

In reply to Help for generating multiple file from singl e file and parsing it. by sarf13

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