RE: V5R3 Compare Source Code Command

One freebie worth looking at is cygwin. This is a DLL that runs nicely on
Windoze. Has many of the utilities common to Unix/Linux. One in particular is
diff. The diff command >may< be able to handle such large files, copied to IFS.
If not, it will complain that files are too different. That is not
particularly helpful in this case. I do not know how many lines the diff
command can skip when attempting to synchronize multiple files.

John McKee

Quoting Winchester Terry <terry.winchester@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

WOW! 32,000 lines is the largest I have worked with...I can't
imagine looking at an extra 15,000...LOL

I would copy the source member(s) to the IFS, drag them to a
windows desktop and use a PC based file comparison utility.
There used to be a number of freebies lying around on the 'net...

Terry

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I have an almost 50,000 line source member that CMPPFM system
dumps on...
-sjl

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Thank you ALL - the command works great!

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Try
Compare Physical File Member (CMPPFM)
option 54 in PDM


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I can't remember if there is such a command?
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