spec report-spco name

Hello friends

I was wondering if anybody knows how to extract a spec report with spec name included in SPCO'S name.
I mean for

NEW SPECIFICATION /1BS2
TEXT 'PIPING'
HEADING
TYPE       NAME     PBOR1 PBOR2 PBOR3 SHOP STYP  CATREF DETAIL MATXT CMPREF BLTREF TMPREF  PRTREF
DEFAULTS
  -           -        -       -       -   TRUE  RC
REDU   *-REDU-RCS-ACA9A1 80.00 40.00 0.00 TRUE  RCS  /MBRDPX00ACA9A1 /MBRDPX00-D =0 /W-DR00000JD0000-ACA9 =0 =0 =0
REDU   *-REDU-RES-ACA9A1 80.00 40.00 0.00 TRUE  RES  /MBRFPX00ACA9A1 /MBRFPX00-D =0 /W-DQ00000JZ0000-ACA9 =0 =0 =0

instead of this i want

REDU   /1BS2-REDU-RCS-ACA9A1 80.00 40.00 0.00 TRUE  RCS  /MBRDPX00ACA9A1 /MBRDPX00-D =0 /W-DR00000JD0000-ACA9 =0 =0 =0
REDU   /1BS2-REDU-RES-ACA9A1 80.00 40.00 0.00 TRUE  RES  /MBRFPX00ACA9A1 /MBRFPX00-D =0 /W-DQ00000JZ0000-ACA9 =0 =0 =0

i use the format ---->  FILE /C:\TEST.TXT   --->  OUT NEW /1BS2 TERM

REGARDS
Harish

Find and replace in notepad?

For what purpose U need to replace it?

@h3nik ..thank you ..but That is not my purpose
@me_hungry..   i want to extract a collective report of all spec.. so thats a master file of all specs, i receive catalogue request from different sattelites and many components already exists..
so from a master file .. i have all the tag no's. i can directly check in the notepad and see catref boltref, detref are according to request ..without going to paragon or specon everytime
somtime i receive tag no's (of special components ) without the knowldege of which spec they belong.. so such a master file is very handy for handling catalogue requests..

Your help will be greatly appreciated

It seems not possible through Specon module. Instead, you should try updating text file with Dos batch method.
Create a batchfile.

@echo off
Set flname=c:\xxx.txt
FOR /F "tokens=3* delims= " %%a IN ('findstr /c:"NEW SPECIFICATION "  %flname%') DO set "REPL=%%a"
set /a cnt=0
rem Line Count
for /f %%a in ('type "%flname%"^|find "" /v /c') do set /a cnt=%%a
echo %flname% has %cnt% lines
REM Read line by line and Update new text file

setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion

for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in (flname) do (
set /a n+=1
set v!n!=%%a
echo.REPL v!n! >>newflname.txt
)
endlocal

Or you can create a Report using Utilities--> Reports --> Create , and give the correct expressions in the columns.
Once you create that,you can save that Report template for future use for other specs.
Can create both text & excel format, which should help you in your checking.

You can get a list of SPCOs [with most of the information that comes in spec output] from paragon using standard reporter.

@[COLOR=#417394]suren_bin   that is quite tricky and quite scary dos commands for me [/COLOR][COLOR=#3E3E3E][/COLOR]:05.18-flustered:...but surely i will try..:)

@ [COLOR=#417394]Shrivallabha    i know that i can use standard reporter, but i guess we wont be able to get pbor1,pbore2 ,3 and angle ,radius information, we only get catref,matref,bltref etc info which are standard attributes of spco.
Anyways I suppose there is no way to help it. Thank you very much forum members.[/COLOR][COLOR=#3E3E3E][/COLOR]

Where will you be keeping your spec information, certainly not in txt files? Excel or Access? Then you could use bit of VBA to get column wise data. It will help after this project as well.

Onother method can be with PML(its not soo pretty):

-- By me_hungry
-- Date 06_07_13
!currentitem = !!ce
-- values inside not processed file
!readarray   = object ARRAY()
-- file dir
!fileelement = object FILE('d:\OutputSpecs.txt')
!fileelement.DeleteFile()
var !spearr coll all spec with(matchwild(name,'*LIMBOSPEC*') ne true) for ce
speconmode
-- formate
do !specs values !spearr
$!specs
-- create file
file /$!fileelement append output ce file end
-- replace /* in file
!readarray = !fileelement.readFile()
-- values inside new file
!valinnewfile   = object ARRAY()
do !readval values !readarray
 !readval = !readval.replace('*/',!specs.dbref().name + '/')
 !valinnewfile.append(!readval)
enddo
!fileelement.writeFile('OVERWRITE', !valinnewfile)
enddo
exit
$!currentitem

@Shrivallabha[COLOR=#3E3E3E][/COLOR]

[COLOR=#333333]Where will you be keeping your spec information, certainly not in txt files? Excel or Access? Then you could use bit of VBA to get column wise data. It will help after this project as well.[/COLOR]

It can be realise with help of c# too.