OK, probably a ISeries101 question but how do you look at a buffer, input, 
output, file or otherwise?  Thank you.


> It's kind of like system/34 and /36 programming.  The output buffer of the
> file is the input buffer to the program.
> 
>I would determine the file output
> buffer (i.e., the result of the DSPFFD, output starting position) and use
> that as my I-spec starting position (just like s/36 coding).  As you can
> see, they line up perfectly.
> 
> The output buffer for the file is used as input to the input buffer to the



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