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CPYTOSTMF also allows files created with a fixed length, not DDS (flat files). Think of copying a SPLF to the IFS (first into a PF (flat file), then to the IFS). I think he needs the CPYTOIMPF command, assuming the PF used has been created with a DDS. Regards, Carel Teijgeler *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 7-10-05 at 19:35 vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >Please avoid QDLS at all costs - performance is not good, limited file naming, >etc. > >Use CPYTOIMPF - CPYTOSTMF wants a source physical - that's the 3 fields. > >-------------- Original message -------------- > >> Never mind. I switch to qdls and used CPYTOPCD. I got some error message >> that the file had to contain 3 or more fields to use COPYTOSTMF. >> > > >> > > > I need to do the simple task of copying a physical file into a text >> > > > file in an IFS folder. What command(s) are needed? >> > > > Physical file = PDFRGSTR (single field 107 characters long) is copied >> > > > to flow.txt >> > > > Thanks in advance.
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