Combine Delimited Files
Overview
The Combine Delimited Files step is used to combine two or more delimited files into a single delimited file. Commonly this step is preceded by one or more Lookup steps to get data to combine, and followed by a Connector Action step to send the combined file to its destination. The output of the step is a pointer which includes the file’s ID as well as a URL for accessing it.
Using the Combine Delimited Files Step
Start by creating a new step, choosing an appropriate name for it, and choosing Combine Delimited Files as the Type. The following step-specific fields will appear:
File API (required)
Choose File API unless you know for certain your delimited files were uploaded through the Legacy File API.
File IDs
Enter the IDs of the files you wish to combine.
File Name
The name of the combined file you are creating. This can be static or dynamic, based on available data (e.g. date, flow/step data, etc.)
NOTE: although this field isn’t marked as required, you are highly encouraged to specify a name; failing to do so could lead to unexpected behavior.
Has Header Row
Turn this on if the files you are combining have header rows. The header rows will be preserved in the combined file.
Line Ending
Your preferred line ending format: Unix (LF) or Windows (CRLF). If you are unsure or have no preference, you can leave the value as Unspecified.