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thats funny - i actually started with your suggestion but was not
achieving the correct formatted stmf result.(probably didn't have the
cpytoimpf parms just right).
Consulted with a couple of vets at my company and they suggested the cpyf
method.
got it - i guess i'll need to play with the correct parms in cpytoimpf to
achieve this correctly.
thanks John
On Mon, Dec 2, 2019 at 10:08 AM John Yeung <gallium.arsenide@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
So what is the solution to do a cpyf to a flat text to be sure thepacked
are going to be clear text in the flat text file?
The solution is to not use CPYF at all. The whole point of CPYTOIMPF
is to copy data from a PF into either a flat file or stream file. In
this case, you would go straight to stream file.
John Y.
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