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  3. December 2008

Re: Convenient way to list contents and space consumption for an IFS directory?

There's a du in PASE, if you like Unix-y stuff. (However, it lacks the -d and -h switches that I use in FreeBSD, so it drives me nuts.)

Similar functionality to the EDTF info I posted can be found in iNav.

But, knowing James, he'll be happiest with a native 5250 command :)


John McKee wrote:
Glad you got your answer. I could not remember if the du command was available
- either QShell or PASE.



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