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Re: Writing to IFS & CPDB625

I believe you will find that the behavior of DSPF, when in hex mode,
changed in one of the early V5 releases. Back in V4 it certainly worked
(?) as you describe, and it was a pain. I found the DMP command to be the
solution back then.

Bruce Vining




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That's true, but in that case I'll first attempt to convert the data to
your Job's CCSID, and THEN it'll show you the hex values (in your jobs
CCSID) which may not be what you're looking for. Personally, I want to
know the actual byte values in the file, not what i5/OS translates them
to.

albartell wrote:
Note that you can also see the hex values of a file using DSPF. After
executing DSPF '/folder/file.txt' hit F10 to view hex values.


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