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Date: | Tue, 27 Jun 2000 14:41:24 -0500 |
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To the gods of the 3k list. I have an IBM formated tape that I cannot
figure out how to read into our system. This is especially frustrating
since we do this type of thing on a daily basis.
Specifics:
The tape has 290,000 records that are 10,003 bytes each. The blocking
factor is 10,007. I tried the following just to get a few records off the
tape for analysis.
BUILD FILE19A;REC=-10003,1,F,ASCII;DISC=2000
FILE T1;DEV=TAPE;REC=-32384,1,U,ASCII;LABEL=018460,IBM
FCOPY FROM=*T1;TO=FILE19A;DEBLOCK=-10003;EBCDICIN
The FCOPY command gave me the error:
*143*WARNING: FROMFILE IS EMPTY
Now I know that the fromfile is not empty because we dumped it onto onto one
of our AS/400 systems.
Any thoughts on how we can read this tape on the 3k?
Carl McNamee
Systems Administrator
Billing Concepts
(210) 949-7282
Billing Concepts Corp., a NASDAQ listed Company, Symbol:BILL
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