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Hello all, Whenever I
do a script, I usually write the output to a file by using the commands… First I open
the field Open “c:\testfile.txt” for Output as #2 Then at
the end of each loop in my script, I write output like… Write
#2, field 1, field 2, etc…. When the
script is done, I have a nice output file to view. I know everyone does this, but I was wondering if anyone has
ever opened up an existing file and appended data to it. So, I’m wanting to keep a data file
that adds onto itself every day I run the script. Instead of “Write #2” is there another command, like “Append”? Thanks! Ross
Stolle Integration
Engineer Avera
McKennan Hospital Sioux
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