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Hi Justin
Depending on your OS level, you can use the IFS_OBJECT_STATISTICS table
function and put the hex() function around the column that gives you the
name. It's a 7.3 at least, has been around since April, 2020. Run SQL
Statements should have an example, or Scott Forstie's gist, or or or -
lots of Google hits.
You could maybe use ls, as another post suggests, redirecting the output
to a physical file defined only with record length before you run ls.
Then use hex() function, again, on that.
Maybe!!
Vern
On 2/8/2023 9:14 AM, Justin Taylor wrote:
Is there a way to view an IFS filename as hex?
5250 WRKLNK shows a "?" in the filename, but gives "Object not found" when
I try to display the attributes.
Bash shows:
'$'\032''
TIA
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