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Hi

If you need only the contents of the root, then you can use the ls command in QShell and redirect output to a PF. The PF has to be a flat file member or a source file member.

In CL, first create the PF, then run the QSH command -

CRTPF YOURLIB/YOURFILE RCDLEN(256)

QSH CMD('ls -A1 / > /qsys.lib/yourlib.lib/yourfile.file/yourfile.mbr')

That will put each file and directory on each line, including those with a dot in the first position.

If you make the options value be -AF1, then the last character of the names will tell you if the name is a directory or regular file or some other kind of thing - look up the ls function in QShell documentation - I forget.

There's a way to tell it to go down through subdirectories, but you don't want to do that from the root, right?

HTH
Vern

On 8/5/2014 3:51 PM, Buddy McClean wrote:
Good Day,
What is the simplest way ( even if cumbersome ) to get/create a list of filenames contained in an IFS root directory, to be used as input by an ILE program. A batch program.
FTP is putting files in a directory and I want to know the name so I can read via xml-into.
Thanks


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