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Do the different styles have identifiable file name constructs so that one could identify a NL vs a eof by file name?
If so then using dirparse on 2 different threads each having one of the styles will work.
Of course getting the providing system to be consistent is the real answer.
Another option might be to in the dirparse UPOC Tcl to process each file prior to picking it up changing one of the styles, then let the thread pick up the files.
email: jim.kosloskey@jim-kosloskey.com 29+ years Cloverleaf, 59 years IT - old fart.
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Thanks Jim!
There isn’t a file name difference. Turns out that there is an intervening system (out of my control) that gathers the files and presents them to my system. We are working with the customer to address from their side.
I was just working for a preventative solution within Cloverleaf so that this doesn’t happen in the future.
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Traci, This looks like it will work correctly in version 6.1.2.
Feature: File, Fileset-Local, and Fileset-FTP does not get the last line where there is no trailing newline (13094)
Description: File, Fileset-Local, and Fileset-FTP do not get the last line where there is no trailing newline.
This issue no longer happens. File, Fileset-Local, and Fileset-FTP now get the last line even if there is no trailing newline.
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