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Date: | Thu, 18 Nov 2021 11:50:29 -0500 |
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Morning, folks. I'm trying to join a heckton of single MARC records in the terminal (Windows 10).
In theory, scripting this isn't hard...
%MARCEDIT%\cmarcedit.exe -join -s "4.mrc;5.mrc;141.mrc" -d "..\test_join.mrc"
et voila.
But when you have that many filenames, it's throwing the error "The input line is too long."
So I wanted to make it into a bash-type file, however I'm running into issues trying to make it into a bash-type file... probably because I'm using a .exe in it? I can easily run .sh files in Git Bash, but the environment variable/.exe seems to be acting funny. So then I tried writing it into a .bat or something, but then I got "The input line is too long. The syntax of the command is incorrect."
Anyone done something like this? Suggestions?
I have a file of all the filenames, semicolon-separated, so if there's a good way to cat it or something, I could do that as well.
Thanks,
Ruth
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