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Hi Everyone, Ran into an interesting problem today. I have a client at V4R4M0 who was having exceedingly long response times using Windows Explorer to drag a file into a directory in the IFS (e.g. from C:\temp\somefile.csv to \\AS400\home\xyz). When I tried CD '/' WRKLNK the first display came up immediately; I pressed PgDn and it took 3 minutes and 28 seconds to get to the next display. What I saw on that 2nd display was a symbolic link called "JDrive", which had apparently been linked at one time to a directory on an NT server, and the server had been renamed. Deleting the link solved the problem. My question is, after a symbolic link has been created (with ADDLNK), how can you find out what it was linked to? To make this perfectly clear, try the following: ADDLNK OBJ('/home') NEWLNK('/hom') WRKLNK '/' Option 5 (display) on /hom simply shows the contents of /home. Option 8 (display attributes) does not show that /hom is a link to /home, it just shows that it's a link, when it was created, etc. Is there an API that shows that /hom is a link to /home? tia, Peter Dow Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 voice 909 522-3214 cellular 909 793-4480 fax
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