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        >> >Is RGZPFM the only way you can remove delete records from a
physical
        >> >data file or can it be accomplished via some save restore
process too?
        >>
        >> Well, you could always do a CRTDUPOBJ DATA(*NO) to create an
empty
        >> file with the same structure, then do a CPYF to copy the
records to
        >> the new file.  After the copy is done, delete the original
file and
        >> move the new file into it's place.

        >Save file to tape, delete and restore.  Deleted records won't
be restored to
        >file.

        James - I've heard others say this is true, but I have not been
able to find any reference in an IBM manual confirming this.

        Wouldn't doing this also create the potential for messing up a
process that accesses data via relative record number?


Kenneth

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