RE: Is there an easy way to find a file in the IFS?

Would be SQL an option?
If so you could use the IBM Service IFS_OBJECT_STATISTICS - Example:
Select *
from Table(QSYS2.IFS_Object_Statistics(Start_Path_Name => '/home/Hauser',
Subtree_Directories => 'YES')) x
Where Lower(Path_Name) like '%sales.json'


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Birgitta Hauser


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Subject: Is there an easy way to find a file in the IFS?

Is there an easy way, either from a system command line or a QShell command
line, to find a STMF with a given name in the IFS (preferably in a
subdirectory of the current directory)? Something analogous to WRKOBJ in the
QSYS.LIB file system, or the "find" command in *nix?

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JHHL
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