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Darn. And I got this from a Larry Bolhuis presentation "Clean up your
System i Disk" from COMMON Directions 2008.
Slide 38.
PMR 44661 122 000.
Maybe Scott will show me a more standard way.
I googled for +posix +find +size and I did get this return:
-size n[c]
The primary shall evaluate as true if the file size in bytes, divided by
512 and rounded up to the next integer, is n. If n is followed by the
character 'c', the size shall be in bytes.
I tried this and it runs and runs
find . -type f -size +20
So I am betting that this would also
find . -type f -size +20c
So this is probably what IBM is "now" using. Hey Larry, is this a 6.1
"enhancement"?
No wait!!!!! I figured it out!!!!
find . -type f -size +20M
works in CALL QP2TERM but not in QSH.
QP2TERM is part of 57##SS1 option 33 PASE
QSH is part of 57##SS1 option 30 qsHell
So the "Portable App Solutions Environment" would remain portable.
So QP2TERM is Portable and qsHell is the Posix standard? So, write for
qsHell if you want a standard that no one uses? Write for PASE if you
want a portable standard?
Or find something that works in both?
Rob Berendt
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