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How about SQL?

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select path_name, object_type, data_size, object_owner, create_timestamp, access_timestamp,
data_change_timestamp, object_change_timestamp
from table (
qsys2.ifs_object_statistics(
start_path_name => '/home/LDB',
subtree_directories => 'YES',
object_type_list => '*ALLSTMF *NOQSYS'))
where data_size is not null and object_owner not in ('QSYS') and path_name not like ('%.zip')
order by 3 desc
limit 100;
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The above lists all that are not .zip (Warning case sensitive!) You can also change the object_type_list to include *ALLDIR' for example. MANY capabilitie4s here!

- DrF

On 2/1/2021 12:55 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Is there a convenient way, whether from WRKLNK, or from a command line, or from QShell, to copy or list either (a) all the objects in an IFS directory that *don't* fit a specified pattern (e.g., anything that *doesn't* end in ".zip"), or (b) all the objects that are subdirectories?

--
JHHL


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