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Subject: [EXTERNAL]Display IFS object directly
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Hello all -
This seems like something I should know but -
When I want to see the contents of an IFS object from a command line, I enter 'WRKLNK /dir1/dir2/object.txt' then put a '5' beside the object.
Is there a way to display the contents directly without the WRKLNK followed by option 5? I found DSPLNK but it is just WRKLNK with fewer options.
Thanks,
Steve McKay
(205) 585-8424
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