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Looking in the Information Center it looks like the B1 record returns the
File ID, the path, and the name (along with a whole bunch of other things).
And I personally don't think an API name of Qp0lGetPathFromFileID is all
that 'terrible'...

Bruce



                                                                           
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Stefan,

You will not find a reference to the stream file directly, IIRC.

In the portion of the datastructure for OBJECT and LIBRARY you will get the
path ID (16 bytes). To retrieve that you need a terribly named API (do not
know the name right now), which will return '/subdir', the path you are
journalling.

I wrote a not well tested monitor PGM for that. If interested I will post
the code.

Then use a utility, like DIR, that can be found on this list (search for
opendir API) and one of the list members offer a download from his office's
website. With this utility you can list the streamfiles in that DIR.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.

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On 31-8-04 at 21:04 Stefan Tageson wrote:

>I need to catch streamfile creation in a specific ifs subdirectory (the
filenames are not known).
>I'm leaning towards strjrn '/subdir/' but I'm currently not understanding
the journal entries created (type B subtype B1) - can't find any
>streamfile name reference. I'm looking forward to a hard kick in some
direction.



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