SPLIT

Extracts subrecords/components from type 3000/5000/6000 files.

SPLIT - extracts subrecords/components from type 3000/5000/6000 files
 
<in>     Input file name
<out>    Output file name
<name 1:N>  List of subrecord/component names to extract

Selectively extracts data from the type 3000/5000/6000 <in> file to
a Type 3000/5000/6000 <out> file.  The data to be extracted from the 
input is specified by the subrecord/component names (i.e. TR01, TIME, 
POS, VEL, ACC, etc.)  given on the command line.  The subrecords/components 
are positioned in the output records in the order found on the command line.

If <out> is not specified, it defaults to <in> with an underscore
appended to the end.

The /APART switch will cause each subrecord that is split off to be
written to a separate file.  The files are type 1000/2000 files.
The file name for each of the outputs is derived by appending the
record name to the output file name given in <out>.  For example:

  SPLIT/APART SV SV_ POS VEL

will generate two output files SV_POS and SV_VEL each containing one component.

  SPLIT SV SV_PV POS VEL

will generate one output file SV_PV containing two components.

To extract all of the subrecords within a file into their own separate files,
leave the subrecord list blank.  The /APART switch will default to TRUE and 
can be ommitted.  

  SPLIT SV SV_ 

will generate an output file for each subrecord within the SV file,  each new 
file will contain one component. The new file names will be 'SV_' followed by
the subrecord name.

Switches:
  /APART - split off each subrecord to a separate file

See Also: GROUP, FILE COPY/L