Oleg_123 at xuppa.com
Oleg_123 at xuppa.com
Fri Feb 14 10:29:00 CST 2003
hi Gustav. I mean it should be the same way every day, but the order is not alphabetical - like Loretta01 Ginger01 Masha01 Natasha01 LaurenO1 Anna01 Patricia01 Its always the same group of 51 files, exsept on the next day it will be Loretta02 instead of Loretta01, and this way until o5 then it becomes 01 again. Well as I .bat allows wildcards. DO u think I can write a batch file that would say something like "sort in this order" ---- i know that its friday; and I also know that we are off Monday :))) > Hi Oleg > > It's Friday and you are a man of great humour! > Never seen a specification like this: > > not alphabetical, and it has to include wildcards > > So how? Date? Size with wildcards? > Writing a custom sorting routine in a batch file is not trivial, and if > you display the file list in Windows Explorer it will be sorted as to > the settings of Windows Explorer anyway. > > To sort the folder (directory) itself you'll have to recreate it and > fill in the files again one by one in the order you decide. Again, > Explorer will ignore it - but Dir() will not. > > /gustav > > >> Hey, since its Friday, i guess i can post an OT question. :) >> I have a folder where I import about 30 files every day. The names are >> almost the same except for last 2 digits. ex. Veronica03 on one day >> Veronica04 or tne next. Can I have a batch file or something that >> would sort them in the order that I need ? (not alphabetical, and it >> has to include wildcards) > > _______________________________________________ > AccessD mailing list > AccessD at databaseadvisors.com > http://databaseadvisors.com/mailman/listinfo/accessd > Website: http://www.databaseadvisors.com ----------------------------------------- Send a Xuppa Valentine to Your Sweetheart today! http://www.xuppa.com/greet/