How about the List Spooled Files API, then loop through and do CPYSPLF? You could use *ADD MBROPT, maybe.
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V4R5. I need to parse the data in 36,000+ spooled files. One time deal. Any suggestions how I could quickly make them all parseable?
One thought is to set up a remote outq to an outq on a V7R1 box and print them all there using the TOFILE attribute somehow and then GREP them in QSH.
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