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Interesting - I just did a wrklnk, then put a 5 on a directory - as
usual, it lists the contents. A 2 on a directory gives you the results
of EDTF on the directory. But DSPF on a directory brings you to the EDTF
screen - that's not the same as the 5 option and seems it should not
have the delete and recursive delete options - however, I do think these
were kind of a quick and dirty. They don't quite behave like any other
interfaces. E.g., if you put some options on items on a page, then page
down or up, the options are executed, not just preserved until you press
Enter.
James Lampert wrote:
I went with the QShell "ls -al" command to pass on to the customer; it
seemed safer than opening the directory in EDTF.
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