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This is still on that issue with finding everything that isn't a ZIP
archive, in an IFS directory that contains an enormous number of objects.
I've already established that I can use the SAV command to (in
combination with the RST command) copy objects from one directory to
another. And to do so with only the objects fitting a particular name
pattern.
But it looks like, with the bewildering array of parameters, I should be
able to save all the objects in a directory that *don't* fit a
particular name pattern (e.g., everything that *doesn't* end in ".zip").
But is there a "For Dummies" guide to how the parameters of the SAV
command fit together? And how I would accomplish this?
As it stands, since this is a research exercise, it wouldn't even be
necessary to save the contents of any subdirectories found, or to ever
restore the objects, so long as I can list what's in the save file.
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JHHL
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