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Don't give up. Try pre-creating the IFS file using notepad. Just start up notepad and do a SAVE-AS to the IFS. Then use that as your output from CPYTOIMPF. Painless & it works. Alex > ARGH! I GIVE UP! > > I'm just trying to do a simple task: copy a file to a comma delimited file > on my IFS which I can edit using notepad. > > CPYTOIMPF doesn't translate the file. It's on the IFS as EBCDIC with > codepage 37. When I try to edit it, and Notepad brings the file up in > EBCDIC (lots of @ signs, unreadable text). > > I thought the from and to codepages of CPY looked promising. I try CPY, > specifying to and from codepages, and lo and behold, the file shows up as > codepage 1252, but still in EBCDIC. Same results with notepad. > > I'm at wit's end here. All I want to do is to copy a database file to a > comma-delimited format, edit it with an ASCII text editor, and > then copy it > back into the original database file. > >
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