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Hi
You can convert a physical file to a savf using the following rex code,
Just ensure you create the RCVSAVF before hand and make sure the PF has a
record length of 528
'OVRDBF FILE(STDIN) TOFILE(<LIB>/RCVPF)'
'OVRDBF FILE(STDOUT) TOFILE(<LIB>/RCVSAVF)'
RECORD_COUNT = 99999999
DO RECORD_COUNT
PARSE LINEIN inputrecord
IF inputrecord == '' THEN LEAVE
SAY inputrecord
END
EXIT
James
James L Taulbut
IT Architect
Current Project : CLS Project, Systems Engineering
Current Location: IBM, North Harbour, MP : F3L
"Bruce Heath"
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I have also tried using Leifs compression function to compress a savf and
although the compression works very well, there is a slight problem.
The resulting compressed, and eventual decompressed, files are physical
files which (this is where I may be wrong) cannot be changed back/converted
into a savf.
Thus, despite the excellent compression achieved, the result, I found, was
not useful as the contents of the original savf cannot be restored again.
Does anybody know if it is possible to either change a physical file into a
savf, or write a savf directly during decompression? or is this not
possible altogether.
Thanks in advance
Bruce
"Harry Williams"
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I was trying to see if I can compress save files to a size smaller that a
save file. First is anyone has tried this I will not try it otherwise I
will try.
I was looking a leif book and I was trying to read a save file and got a
message that the length was too long. It said save files need to be 528. I
was reading chapter 12 on compression.
The statement it had a problem with
CALLX .SEPT(OPEN-ENTRY), OPEN-I, * ;
I do not see where the length of this file is set at all.
Any suggestions?
Harry
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