RE: So I tried to CPYTOPCD a *SAVF

Al,

You need my cool "Copy SaveFile" command. However, if you just write a 
simple little RPG program to read a 528 byte record ("RecIn"), and write a 
528 record ("RecOut"), then override them at runtime to a *SAVF object and 
a 528-byte database file created with something like CRTPF mySaveFile 
 RCDLEN(528) SRCFILE(*NONE) LVLCHK(*NO)

Then call the program with the save file overridden to the RecIn file, and 
your database file overridden to the RecOut file. All in all about 20 lines 
of RPG code.

Then you can download it to the PC, but be sure to use NO CONVERSION on the 
transfer. That seems to work best.

Bob Cozzi


On Sunday, June 15, 1997 5:59 PM, Al Barsa, Jr. [SMTP:barsa@IBM.NET] wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> In response to the request to download the COMMON library, I tried an
> experiment to save the library to a save file, so I could ZIP it and get 
a
> possible size to download.  Given the fact that the internal size of 
AS/400
> objects is in 4 K blocks, and the fact that there is a lot of source 
here,
> this thing ought to ZIP up famously.
>
> It turns out that you can't CPYTOPCD a save file.  How else can I handle
> this???
>
>
> Al
>

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