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Fritz,

You can use the DIR command from www.ediconsulting.com (or search the Midrange 
archives using "opendir"). 
List to an outfile
Read the outfile  
For each document do a call to stat(); Scott Klement has provided an RPG 
example to retrieve all kind of IFS info, I think this is also in the Midrange 
archives.

I wrote a utilty, using both DIR (renamed DIRIFS) and Scotts' code (frontended 
it with a CDO) to do a similar thing. It even cleaned up subdirs.

If interested I could share the code (with permission of the original authors, 
of course).

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler 

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On 31-1-06 at 11:52 Fritz Hayes wrote:

>OK, so this will combine 2 of the last topices
>
>Here my challenge with IFS files.  I'd like to select all files in an 
>IFS directory that are older than 60 days from today.  Once selected, 
>delete them.  My CL is very ugly at this time.  (No I won't show it!) 
>
>What's an elegant way of doing this?




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