RE: CPYTOSTMF

Just use CCSID(819) on the CPYTOSTMF. The reason I know this is because use
of this command is the second step after editing a java program with SEU and
prior to compilation (if you really want to use SEU to edit Java!).

Chris Jewell

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> Sent: Monday, December 14, 1998 1:35 PM
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> Subject: CPYTOSTMF
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>
> OK, I've located a command that I belive will copy an AS/400 flat
> file to a
> DIR, which is the CPYTOSTMF (Copy to Stream File) command.   I am able to
> execute the command just fine, but the data gets scrambled to
> something I'm
> not sure what is.
>
> The file is simple text.  Is anyone familiar how I should handle the data
> conversion options and code pages?
>
> Jim Anderson
>
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