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Subject: Qshell Jar on IFS directory
From: "Caura" <caura@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 22:12:35 +0100
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Hi,


We have a lot of xml-documents .
We want to compress older documents in specific IFS-diretories .

The compress -using Qshell jar - ends OK,
but the compressed file does not always contain all the documents of the
directory.

The worst thing is, this happens without any errormessage ...

is there a maximum number of documents in a directory that can be compressed
(V5R2) ?
(the uncomplete zipped file has a size less then 2G)

How can we detect an incomplete compress ?

luc

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