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How to write or print data in notepad using append mode?

We can use the below function to print a value in notepad using append mode, it will keep on adding the data in notepad. This function can be used for data filtration from a parameter file.

long fd;
char buff[100];

web_reg_save_param("cRequest_id","LB=---","RB=---","ORD=1",Last);

//Before closing the Action

strcpy( buff,lr_eval_string("{cRequest_id}") );

fd=fopen( "C:\\NotepadName.txt","a" );

fprintf( fd,"%s\n",buff );

fclose( fd );
}

In this example we are capturing the cRequest_id from correlation and printing in notepad.

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