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Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2003 11:19:46 -0400
From: Joe Parks <joeparks@mac.com>
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Subject: File Delimiter for Concat Task?
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I would like to add/find the ability to include a delimiter between concatenated text when using the <concat/> task.

That is, for example, if I concatenate a bunch of SQL scripts into one file, I would like the ability to have an "@" symbol between each script.

Does this functionality already exist in the <concat/> task (and I'm just missing it)?  Or, where is the best place to add it?

Thanks,
Joe

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