RE: DASYSM00 -- MIDRANGE-L

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Murali,

If I understand your situation, the problem is that you want to
automatically copy the last member of the DASYSM00 file, without knowing
the name of the member.  There is no '*LAST' value available on the CPYF
FROMMBR parameter.  You can either use *FIRST, *ALL, or supply the member
name.

If DASYSM00 is a multimember file, you will need to know the name of the
member in order to successfully copy it using the CPYF command.  You
could either use a database API or use the DSPFD (Display File
Description) with the *MBR option to an outfile.  The last record in the
outfile will contain the information about the last member created.

Unfortunately, there is no *LAST option.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> bounces@midrange.com] On Behalf Of N, Muralidhar
> Subject: RE: DASYSM00
> 
> DASYSM001 iam creating by using cpyf....its multi member
> problem is i want last member records of DASYSM00 to this newly created
> one(dasysm001)...how can i get only last member of records?
> Murali

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