Re: Port Cobol Code to AS/400

Don,

I'm presuming the members are in a unique file...ie, you're not using a
PDS type format...  One source member, one file...

Get them into the IFS in the QDOC folder...create a COBOLCNV subfolder and
copy them into there from your network...

Then on the OS/400 side, checkout CPYFRMPCD...it will put the stuff where
you want it in a flat file, then do a cpyf with *CVTSRC to move it into a
srcpf...


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On Fri, 19 Nov 2004, Don Stafford wrote:

> How can I get cobol source code ported from another platform 
> (Unix/AIX/Windows) to the AS/400?
> I know I can ftp it . . . . .
> But where should it be copied to....?  And any hints for modifying to run on 
> AS/400?
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