Re: multiple object links from the CPYFRMIMPF command

There is no way, I'm aware of at least, to do this. You would have to write
a program that would list all files in an IFS directory. It's not really a
hard thing to do though.

Scott Klement has a great IFS tutorial on his site. Somewhere I have an old
program that will list the files in the IFS directory too. If I can find it
I'm more than happy to share.

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James R. Perkins


On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 14:08, Dan Rasch <drasch27@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Does anyone know of a method to run CPYFRMIMPF and copy the entire path at
once?

From my earlier post, get all of the following into a single dB file?

Object link
JW085674.NOTNS
JW090894.NOTNS
JW120450.NOTNS
JW133381.NOTNS
JW174394.NOTNS
JW215748.NOTNS
JW225926.NOTNS
JW251780.NOTNS
JW252776.NOTNS



I tried using wild cards, but got these messages:



File system error occurred. Error number 3025.



and



File system error occurred. Error number 3021.



Thanks.

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