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  3. February 2002

Re: Unix file to PC, weird LF-CR

From: Dan Bale <dbale@samsa.com>

> Anybody know about how Unix does Line Feeds and Carriage Returns?  We've
got
> a file from a Unix system that we want to load to the 400.  On our Windoze
> PC, the "records" of data all show up on one line.  I recognize that this
is
> a stream file, but there's a funny looking character at the end of each
> "record".  If I can determine the hex value of that LF-CR character, is
> there a way to import the stream file from the PC to an AS400 file on a
V3R2
> system that does not have Client Access?

a single LF (value 10, hex 0A) is used at the end of each line.
No CR (value 13, hex 0D).

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