RE: tape

As others pointed out.  You could either CPYTOTAP/CPYFRMTAP or your could 
open it directly from RPG using OVRTAPF.  Since disk isn't quite the issue 
anymore I think I'd go with the former.

Rob Berendt
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Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
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> I am sure it can be done.  Been YEARS since I played with 
> this, but we did have programs that would read tape files 
> directly from RPG on our iSeries. 
>  Back when disk was very limited on the old S/36 this 
> capability was one of my arguments to management for getting 
> an AS/400.

I did it years ago exchanging tapes with SuperValu.  The details I 
remember
were having to use CPYTOTAP and CPYFRMTAP instead of SAVxxx and RSTxxx.

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Jeff Crosby
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