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APPEND is a line-oriented variant of the command APPENDTO or the DOS APPEND command. Each line in the file is appended to the file. Lines can also be appended that have been read from any command line, variable, list, or system.
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Here is a partial list of commands that are similar to APPEND (you may even find this list incomplete):
There are various command line switches for the COPY command:
/A: Append (add) at end of file
/C: Perform a directory listing (silent)
/D: Directory (drive) to append
/E: Append (add) each line of file
/F: Append (add) each line of file on screen
/T: Transform line endings on (drive)
The APPENDTO command has some of the same functionality as APPEND and the following switches:
/A: Append (add) at end of file
/C: Perform a directory listing (silent)
/D: Directory (drive) to append
/N: Delete old file if one exists
/P: Append (add) each line of file on screen
/R: Append (add) each line of file on screen
/S: Support multibyte characters; use /S to specify
         character set codes when reading file (recommended)
/U: Use Unix line ending character (crlf)
The APPENDTO is a viable command for dealing with long log files and for creating a log archive.  It's main disadvantage is that it cannot append onto the end of a file.  Another concern is that APPENDTO doesn't handle files with leading directory info or file extensions.  Example:
APPENDTO test.txt file.txt
...would create a file called test.txt.c
I would guess the most practical solution would be to use a batch file that loops through the directories, copies each file one at a time, and appends the file at the end of each copy, resulting in a log archive.
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