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 AS/400
as 400

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ASKED: June 6, 2012  5:37 AM
UPDATED: July 28, 2012  6:21 PM

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DLTF LEE/EMP will delete this file If it is a PF and has LF built over it, you will need to delete the LFs first.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  July 28, 2012  6:21 pm  by  mmohan393   20 pts.
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I don’t understand the question. The object is already found if you know the name and library and type (file).

If it’s a file, you delete it with a DLTF (Delete File) command.

Tom

 108,135 pts.

 

Remember if you recompile a pf all the data will be lost. Make a copy of the data first and then do a cpyf with map/drop to the new file.

 210 pts.

 

It’s like deja-vu, all over again.
Yogi Berra

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If it is a PF, you can use “CHGPF” if you changed the DDS. It will add or delete the field(s) and copy the data after the change (if a field is deleted, that data will be lost). If there is any LF over this file, the new fields will not be included in the LF(s).

 645 pts.

 

thank u all

 20 pts.