Dir command returns wrong file names.

The dir command appears to be returning a file name that is incorrect. I execute the following command and get the shown output:
D:>dir Ind*
 Volume in drive D is Data Disk 1
 Volume Serial Number is ****-****
 Directory of D:\Users\<username>\Documents\Personal\Financial\Fidelity
12/24/2013  01:26 PM            81,597 Investment Report 2013-04.pdf
10/04/2007  10:35 AM            59,763 Individual 2006-12.pdf
04/20/2007  07:44 PM            63,284 Individual 2007-02.pdf
04/20/2007  07:43 PM            63,658 Individual 2007-03.pdf
10/04/2007  10:41 AM            64,591 Individual 2007-04.pdf
10/04/2007  10:42 AM            66,608 Individual 2007-06.pdf
[snip]
02/12/2012  11:47 PM            78,289 Individual 2011-10.pdf
02/12/2012  11:47 PM            70,901 Individual 2011-11.pdf
02/12/2012  11:48 PM            78,773 Individual 2011-12.pdf
              60 File(s)      4,327,003 bytes
               0 Dir(s)  381,563,613,184 bytes free
Tried searching the forum but didn't find this. Is this a known issue?
John

Without some care, it seems that that can cause some very unexpected results in batch files if you use wildcards to process files.
This is correct. You can suppress the generation of 8.3 file names with this command
fsutil behavior set disable8dot3 1
or check what the parameters mean like so:
fsutil behavior set disable8dot3 /?
The command will affect newly created files only. Existing files will retain their 8.3 names unless you remove them with this command:
fsutil  8dot3name  strip  FolderName
Your file retained its unexpected 8.3 name most likely from an early name that started with "ind".

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    Recordset Structure:: RECORD
    <b>RECORD.fieldSeparator = 'nl'
    RECORD.endSeparator = 'nl'</b>
    But according to this weblog i can suppress the empty line but it is not working
    /people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/08/11/solution-to-the-problem-encountered-using-variable-substitution-with-xi-sp12
    means, NAME is also in the same level of RECORD in the Structure. So How can i pass the structure as ??
    I tried to pass the RecordSet Structure: NAME,RECORD
    and following parameters, it is not working
    <b>NAME.fieldFixedLength =0
    NAME.fieldLengthTooShortHandling = Cut</b>
    Can you please  suggest me what could be the reason. Tell me what information i need to pass the RecordSet Structure and attrubute information also.
    One more thing like, My sender side it is not picking the empty lines. What could be the reason. I given fieldSeparator and endSeparator as 'nl'. So to catch the empty line what i need to do???
    Thanks in Advance,
    Best Regards,
    Vijay

    Hi Vijaya,
    This can be solved. Actually i had the same scenario where i was getting blank line for the header. Suppose Header was carrying the file name after i cut the value i would get a blank line in file.
    So i added in content conversion parameter the following line
    Header.endSeparator - '0'
    then the first line was not blank.
    Try this, i think your issue will be solved
    Regards,
    Ramesh P
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            Ramesh Parashivamurthy

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