Technical Specialist - Wintel Operations.

Sunil

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Excellent!! That worked like a charm.
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This is the normal output.<br />
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FRM<br />
MYI<br />
MYD<br />
MDB<br />
MDF<br />
NDF<br />
BAK<br />
LOG<br />
TRN<br />
FBK<br />
LDF<br />
EDB<br />
CHK<br />
pagefile.sys<br />
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Can we transpose the above output into look like this?<br />
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FRM | MYI | MYD | MDB | MDF | NDF | BAK | LOG | TRN | FBK | LDF | EDB | CHK | pagefile.sys
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This is the normal output.

FRM
MYI
MYD
MDB
MDF
NDF
BAK
LOG
TRN
FBK
LDF
EDB
CHK
pagefile.sys

Can we transpose the above output into look like this?

FRM | MYI | MYD | MDB | MDF | NDF | BAK | LOG | TRN | FBK | LDF | EDB | CHK | pagefile.sys

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