Art,

Have already tried that. The results were as follows:

@.@ only returns the files WITH an extension.
@. returns the message 'No files match SELEQ for "!". (CIWARN 190)'.
@ returns all files (WITH and WITHOUT extension).

Maybe I need to send the output to a temporary file and then filter out any record that contains a period :<<

regards,

Robert W.Mills
Systems Development Manager
Windsong Services
(020) 8309 3604


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> Hi Robert :)
>    um... thinking that it will work like the ls command in Unix...
> have you 
> tried @.@ instead of @.rdy?  or just @  or @. ?
> 
> Just a random thot :)
> Art
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> Greetings to the -L,
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> I have an MPE group that contains several HFS directories. Some of the
> files in the HFS directories have a file extension (.rdy in this
> instance) 
> and some do not.
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> Using the command ':listfile
> /PIN2000/STRMSERV/@[log in to unmask];seleq=[object=file];format=6' I can see the
> files 
> with the .rdy extension. How do I list the files WITHOUT a file
> extension? 
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