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I have a big XML file which was splited in unix.
I got a readme file saying:
zcat FILE.xml.part1.gz File.xml.part2.gz > File.xml
should connect them into one parsable XML file.
The separation is guaranteed to be on a byte boundary, but not an XML stanza boundary.
I work on win7 and need to connect this 2 parts….
I tried WinZip and WinRar and both where unable to handle it (obviously).
How can i do that?
Thanks upfront…..
If you’ve got the minwg or cygnus environment installed, you could run
cat FILE.xml.part1.gz File.xml.part2.gz > File.xml.gz, and then run that file through WinZip or WinRAR.I think I’ve heard of the
hjsplittool for Windows to split and re-assemble split files. You could usehjsplit, if I’m correct on the tool :), to join the gzipped files and then uncompress the combined file.