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.

In reply to Re^2: Help for generating multiple file from singl e file and parsing it. by sarf13
in thread Help for generating multiple file from singl e file and parsing it. by sarf13

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