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I didn't find that information... it's just what I remember. In fact,
I may be completely wrong.
In general, I've had a really tough time on the iSeries getting actual
hex dumps of my data. It always wants to translate it for me to some
other format, which is often a useful feature, but there are times
(particularly when debugging software) where knowing the precise binary
values is useful -- and that's often tricky to get.
Frequently I end up transferring the file I'm working on to a FreeBSD
box using FTP in BINARY mode. That way I know it's unchanged, and I can
use FreeBSD "od" tool to examine it.
In response to Jerry's question, I experimented quickly looking for a
tool that would work nicely without the transfer (since I didn't want to
suggest that Jerry use FreeBSD) and the "od" in QShell seemed to work.
albartell wrote:
Where did you find that information? I just checked the InfoCenter and
didn't find anything there.
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