Re: List of file names from IFS directory to merge into one file

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

He's trying to merge all of the FILES together?!  I thought he was just
trying to merge the list of filenames into an XML document.

If you're trying to merge them all together you could do them in QSHELL
using the cat program.
        STRQSH CMD('cd /somepath; cat * >> /path/to/bigfile.dat')


On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Vernon Hamberg wrote:

> Do you have NetServer running on the 400? If so, you can go to a DOS
> (command) prompt in whatever flavor of Windows and run
>
> copy \\your_ip_address\your_path_on_as400\*.* your_output_file
>
> The output could be on the 400, preceded with the path stuff. I'm not sure
> of the order, but all the files in the directory will get concatenated into
> the output file.
>
> You can make things a little easier by mapping a network drive and changing
> directory (CD) to the location of the input files.
>
> HTH
>
> At 04:10 PM 6/5/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >Folks:
> >
> >I need to merge all the files that reside in a specific named IFS directory
> >into one single file.  The merged file can be in the IFS, or it can be
> >DB/2, either will work.  The data contained in these files is XML commands.
> >I would use DSPLNK if the output went to an outfile, but I can't figure out
> >how to get a list of the files to copy, or find a command that will use
> >wild cards to accomplish the task.  Any Ideas?
> >
> >Jim Oberholtzer
> >
> >