Tim,
  I don't think these are Omnidex files, but you can be sure: do a :LISTF,3 on
the files in questions.  Omnidex index files are filecode = -410 and -411 and
they are PRIV.

Rich
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Subject: Re: Unknown PRIV files


Sounds like it may be an Omnidex file, although I don't think it should be
"PRIV".  Just a wild guess!

> ----------
> From:         Timothy Hoefner[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent:         Tuesday, May 18, 1999 1:57PM
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> Subject:      Unknown PRIV files
>
> Greetings everyone!  I have thoroughly enjoyed the punch card memories!
> It's nice to hear those kind of things especially for those of us who are
> newer to the industry.
>
> Anyway, this morning as our operator was trying to complete a dump of the
> system, he got error messages on two files which would not store.  I think
> the store had something to do with our backup utility but the file names
> themselves are a mystery.
>
> We have several data bases but the two in question are ISISRI and EMP.
> The two files which appeared are EMPQR and ISISRIQR.  These files are PRIV
> and the system won't let us purge them unless we use MPEX.
>
> Does anyone know where these files may have come from?  Are they a result
> of a data base change?
>
> Thanks
> Tim Hoefner
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> El Paso Community College
>