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  3. May 2008

Re: Process a network text file(s) from RPG.

John Rusling wrote:
I haven't mad much luck searching so far ---

I'd like to take 1 or more text/csv file(s), on one of our network
drives,
and append them into a single file on the same network drive. Ie,
file1's last record is followed by file2's first record, etc. I want to
do this
using a straight up RPG program.

I know I could do this using (embedded?) qshell if the files were
on the IFS. (or reading and writing using the IFS apis for that matter)

If you _really_ want to use RPG, look in to the /QNTC filesystem in the IFS. You can process files from Windows shares in RPG (or QShell) as though they were on the System i.

However, you can also do this from the Windows command line (in XP anyway):
type file1 file2 ... fileN > fileALL

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