I'm not sure this is a job for CF.  How about importing the files as tables
into Access, then appending them all into one big table, with a new field
that tracks which rows come from which file, and then sorting them by IP or
what have you so that all the same IPs are together and you can idenfity the
files?

-----Original Message-----
From: W Luke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 8:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Using CFFILE to search [CF-Talk]


Hi,

I've been given a nasty job to do, that of reading through 500 files to find
similarities.  Now I could do this manually, but I'm too lazy and don't have
time either!  I've only used CFFILE to append, write and output entire
contents of files - now I need to read through each file (which is of the
same format..zone files - this is Bind again guys), find out what IP address
it's sat on, so that I can see which can have the same zone files etc.

So for those not familiar with Bind I need to read through each file, find
something at a given point (don't wanna output it all), and store it in a DB
for later.

Any ideas?

Cheers all

Will

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