Re: cpyfrmimpf - SOLVED

I figured out that I can just ftp the data directly into the PF so I am 
going to skip even messing with this command, although at some point it 
would be nice to know why...


On Thu, 2 Feb 2006 14:29:12 -0500, rob wrote
> Is the fixed length file delimited?  Like a CSV IFS file?  Honestly, 
> I've never used the FDF option on CPYFRMIMPF.
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> I am trying to import some data from a fixed length file and I keep 
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> an error code 10.  In looking at the ref, error code 10 tells me 
> that the system did not like the field definition file, but I 
> thought I could use the source file (PF source) as the FDF, is this 
> not the case? Suggestions?
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> Douglas
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If you bought it, it was hauled by a truck - somewhere, sometime.