I'm accessing files from a legacy system.
The files are named in this format: filename.extn;version#.
See the image below for better understanding.
The file name is SEQ23E, the extension is PDTN, the version - the file has 3 versions - 746,747, 748.
Different versions generated because of edits done at different times.
The latest version of the file is 748 (so SEQ23E.PDTN;748).
There is a backup directory in the FTP which has a older version of the same file, say SEQ23E.PDTN;650.
When I want to compare both of them side by side using folder compare, these two files do not align against one another to perform a comparison.
What should I do in order to:
I'm using BC4 trial version, if it helps.
The files are named in this format: filename.extn;version#.
See the image below for better understanding.
The file name is SEQ23E, the extension is PDTN, the version - the file has 3 versions - 746,747, 748.
Different versions generated because of edits done at different times.
The latest version of the file is 748 (so SEQ23E.PDTN;748).
There is a backup directory in the FTP which has a older version of the same file, say SEQ23E.PDTN;650.
When I want to compare both of them side by side using folder compare, these two files do not align against one another to perform a comparison.
What should I do in order to:
- List only the latest versions of the files in each of the directories
- Compare files with different version numbers against one another
I'm using BC4 trial version, if it helps.
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