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Sort Utility
The sort utility supports remote file processing with DDM anywhere that it
supports local file processing for both iSeries and non-iSeries target
servers.

Generally, on the Format Data (FMTDTA) command, DDM file names can be
specified anywhere a database file name can be specified.

  a.. A DDM file name can be specified on the SRCFILE parameter, and a
member name can be specified on the SRCMBR parameter, for iSeries or
System/38 target systems. If the remote file referred to by the DDM file is
not on an iSeries server or a System/38, a member name cannot be specified.
  b.. DDM file names can also be specified on the INFILE parameter (to
access a remote file as the input file for conversion) or on the OUTFILE
parameter (to access a remote file as the output file of the conversion).
Both parameters cannot specify DDM file names at the same time.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Venkatesh, Vijayendra (Cognizant)" <VVijay1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 11:55 PM
Subject: FMTDTA


Hi all,
Can any body let me know "What FMTDTA command does" . I understand that it
processes series of sort spec stored in the SRCPF.
What does series of sort specs mean. Can you illustrate with an example

TIA
Vjiayendra




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