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  3. July 2008

Re: Search OS/400 Physical Files

Shannon ODonnell wrote:
Yes. Data files to be searched, not source files. Who doesn't know how to
search a source file!?!?!?
Do the same thing. Use PF-DTA instead of PF-SRC.

Done.

Yes, every file in a specific library (but it'd be nice if I could specify
more than a single library).
Do it one at a time.

I often search on Windows from the root directory when I don't know where
something is stored. So it takes a long time? As long as I find it, that's
what counts, not how long it takes.
Okay.


But yes, this is a one time thing I needed to do this for and I just wanted
to know if anyone had already climbed this mountain so I didn't have to.
If it's something you do often, write a program. Otherwise, use RSE or PDM.

Joe

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