Windows Command to Aggregate Files

Q

What is the Windows command to aggregate multiple files into a single file? I want to combine test result files from multiple JMeter test projects into a single one.

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A

If files contains text data, you can aggregate them using the "type ... >> ..." command as shown below:

type jmeter*.jtl >> all_result.jtl

Note that jmeter*.jtl represents multiple files.

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