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At 2:26 PM -0500 7/18/00, Pamela Phillips wrote:
[snip]
>The dump shows the data is ASCII, and that it
>was encoded with the UNIX tar utility.
>How do we get the file off the tape? I searched the archives, and the only
>solution I could find involved jumping the data through several hoops to a PC
>so we could un-tar it using winzip. That would mean pushing it back onto the
>400 where the programs that need the data sit.
>Is there such a thing as TAR/400? Or what should we ask our vendor do that
>will give us a tape we can read just a little more easily?
I haven't heard of a Tar program for the AS/400, but you can
probably skip a few transfer steps by getting the data from a
physical file into the IFS and letting the PC work on it there, then
moving it back to a physical file.
Regards,
- Lou Forlini
Software Engineer
System Support Products, Inc.
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