APPEND Append one local file to another |
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Use this script command to append the source file to the destination file.
For example, the following appends a file to an existing file named file2 in a different folder.
APPEND "c:\test\file" "c:\test2\file2"
If test2 is an existing folder, the following appends a file to a file of the same name in a different folder.
APPEND "c:\test\file" "c:\test2"
Otherwise, file is appended to a file named test2 in the root folder of drive C:.
In any case where the destination file does not previously exist, the APPEND command performs a COPY function.
Wildcard characters are not permitted with this command. Use the DOSCMD script command if you need to copy, move, or append multiple files with a single command.
Related command(s): COPY, RENAME, MOVE, DELETE, DOSCMD, WRITEFILE, WORKINGDIR |