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I don't know about Client Access, but Rumba Access/400 allows you to
put files in other areas of the IFS, not just QDLS.   (I'm sorry but
I absolutely HATE QDLS)

Likewise, you could use CPY to copy the file directly from a CD
to a save file, couldn't you?  Such as:

     CPY OBJ('/qopt/somewhere/somefile')
        TOOBJ('/qsys.lib/mylib.lib/myfile.file')
        TOCCSID(*CALC)

I didn't test it, but if it works from QDLS, logic would dictate that it
would also work from QOPT.


On Wed, 11 Sep 2002 rob@dekko.com wrote:
>
> If they can use Client Access or some such thing they could put in into a
> folder under qdls.  Once there you can run:
> CPY OBJ('/QDLS/ROBPC/ROB/rob')
>     TOOBJ('/qsys.lib/rob.lib/rob2x.file')
>     TOCCSID(*CALC)
> I tested this.  After this then DSPSAVF FILE(ROB/ROB2X) worked
> successfully.
> Now, if they can't connect at all with a PC, but have it burned on a CD
> from the file they downloaded on their PC, then there should be no reason
> they couldn't  do something similar to
> CPY OBJ('/QOPT/volid/rob')
>     TOOBJ('/qsys.lib/rob.lib/rob2x.file')
>     TOCCSID(*CALC)
> This I didn't test so there might be some fun and games with the ccsid.
>
> Rob Berendt



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