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...I tried using Grep through Qshell,
but that only seems to work with IFS
and Source Physical Files and not
"ordinary" multi-member files.
Does anybody have any ideas on how I can find
the member containing the invoice number?
As it's a clients production machine I don't have
access to compilers, etc, to write any programs.
Jonathan -
Easy!
Use the CPYF command. Here is an example using JDE file F4211. I know that
the invoice number is an 8-digit signed numeric, found in position 696. I
just created a copy of this file in QTEMP with two members. TO find invoice
number 13, I executed the following command:
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