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Y'all

I had got the same results as Rob and gave up. But I tried something - I changed my current directory to that of the catalog. This worked.

So, if you specify the fully qualified path name of the image, it creates a copy when your current directory is not the same as the catalog directory. Ugly, in my opinion. Besides, the message says that the image already exists. Of course, it does physically, but its entry does not. I think this is also ugly and wrong.

The REPLACE(*INSERT) parameter was not necessary.

But do not use WRKIMGCLGE opt 4 to remove the entry - that'll also delete the image itself. Use RMVIMGCLGE if you want to keep the image file.

Hallelujah!!!!!!!

BTW, if the image can't be found in your current directory, that current directory gets changed to the root ('/'). I think that is not OK. Watch out. It happened when I used opt 4 to remove the catalog entry, as described above.

Vern

At 07:02 PM 11/3/2003 -0500, you wrote:
What happens if you do it this way??

ADDIMGCLGE IMGCLG(PTFCATALOG)
           FROMFILE('iptf0006_1.bin')
           TOFILE(*fromfile)
           REPLACE(*INSERT)

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 Bryan Dietz
3X Corporation
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