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from: smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx
subject: RE: [EXTERNAL] Re: CPYF: blanks -> Null
Justin - I'm assuming you have figured out by now the "easy answer" is
No. CPYF can't do it automagically via a parm or something.
I am assuming you are copying a file with a single field (aka flat file)
to a file with fields defined and using CPYF *NOCHK.
Maybe someone else can jump in here with an answer to this but would a
before trigger on the to file be an option so it replaces the blank with
null before the write? I'm not confident if a trigger will work that way.
It's been too long since I messed with them. If the trigger will work,
that you keep you from substringing your fields to build a fake record out
of your flat data just so you can do an SQL insert.
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