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Re: tar Extract to AS/400 IFS -- HELP !!

tar exists as part of QShell, I found. And there is something called pax there, as well. Someone else knows better about those. You can execute those from a command line very easily.

As for working with PKZIPped files - jar will do that just fine.

To run these from a command line, you do something like

qsh cmd('tar -xxxx somefile...')

I don't know all the options and syntax - there is a QShell Utilities manual you can get at InfoCenter.

HTH
Vern

On 8/11/2010 12:21 PM, Patrick wrote:
There is the possibility for you to use some free and non-free software.

You can get a free tool there (and some non-free) to zip, unzip or gzip
through the call of an RPGLE program:

http://www.businesswebzone.com/ramtechweb/iseries-software

But, it will not take care of the TAR part.

Patrick


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