RE: Retaining last changed date in a member

["Peter Colpaert" <Peter.Colpaert@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Point taken.

I will eat humble pie the rest of the week.

Peter





"Hall, Philip" <phall@spss.com>@midrange.com on 13/03/2002 16:33:44

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> I thought the list rules said no plugs for your own products?
> Peter

But thankfully, it's still OK for someone else to plug/recommend someone
else's product/solution...

There is an excellent chapter in Leif's eBook (http://www.iseries400.org/),
that describes how to get and change various information about files &
members.

Using this information (in Chapter 8 I believe) it would be easy to write a
program to copy the source member and then alter the target members details
to match the source member.

--phil
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