Forrest,
Below is the HELP for LZW. I assume you have LZW on your system. Look in the
REGO account if you have Adager. Otherwise, get it as David Burney wrote.
On the HP3000, the command is:
RUN LZW.group.account;INFO="-f lzwfile -r -b"
The -f switch identifies the archive file, that's the file you want to unzip
The -r switch means "restore" You could supply a file or fileset parameter if
you know it and/or want to
The -b switch means "batch". The effect is to uncompress all of the files in the
archive file without prompting for each one separately. If is optional. If there
is only a single file, it is not needed at all. If you are not sure which file
you want to unzip and are sure you do not want to unzip them all, leave it out
and be prompted.
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Leonard S. Berkowitz
Perot Health Care Systems
(Harvard Pilgrim Health Care account)
voice: 617-509-1212
fax: 617-509-3737
pager: 781-226-2431
Command line (INFO string) arguments)
-f [file] Specify archive file name, default is "lzwfile"
-verbose Verbose mode, detailed progress messages
-q[uiet] Quiet mode, no progress messages
-qq|-silent Silent mode, no messages at all
-old Access older format archives
Store file(s) to archive (also -store, -append, -update)
-s [fileset] Store file(s) to archive, prompt if fileset not specified
-a [fileset] Append file(s) to archive, prompt if fileset not specified
-u [fileset] Update file(s) in archive, prompt if fileset not specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
or a wildcard pattern, which includes "@", "#" and "?".
^file or !file specifies indirect file, wildcards allowed
-m [n] Set maximum compression code bits, 9-16, default 14
LZW286PC.EXE and LZWV can decompress max of 12 bits
-trim|-x Trim archive file limit to EOF, no subsequent appends
-transport Sets "-m 12" and "-trim" for use on small memory machines
Restore file(s) from archive (also -restore)
-r [fileset] Restore file(s) from archive, prompt if fileset not specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
or a wildcard pattern, which includes "@", "#" and "?".
^file or !file specifies indirect file, no wildcards allowed
A file name followed by =newname is restored with new name
-b[atch] Batch restore all files in archive
-c[reate] Create group/account if necessary (:RESTORE;CREATE)
-k[eep] Don't restore if file exists (:RESTORE;KEEP)
-l[ocal] Restore into logon group (:RESTORE;LOCAL)
-group [.]grp Restore changing all files' groups (:RESTORE;GROUP=)
-acct [.]acct Restore changing all files' accounts (:RESTORE;ACCT=)
Search file(s) in archive (also -search)
-t [string] Search string(80 chars max), prompt if not specified
-r [fileset] Search file(s) in archive, prompt if fileset not specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
or a wildcard pattern, which includes "@", "#" and "?".
^file or !file specifies indirect file, no wildcards allowed
-b[atch] Batch search all files in archive
Purge file(s) from archive (also -purge)
-p [file [file]...]
Purge file(s) from archive, prompt if fileset not specified
Fileset is list of file names separated by spaces
^file or !file specifies indirect file, no wildcards allowed
-b[atch] Batch purge all specified files from archive
Verify file(s) in archive
-v[erify] File equation format
-V|-listf LISTF,1 format
Convert archive to REC=256,8,F,BINARY;CODE=665 format
-convert file Reformat '-f' archive into 'file'
For the Restore, Search and Purge options, specifying -restore, -search or
-purge, respectively, along with an archive fileset will cause the -b or
-batch option to be required for batch operations. Specifying -r, -t or
-p, respectively, will instead default to batch operation and not prompt
for user action on each matched file.
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