> From Mark Phippard
> 
> I saved a message to myself with the answer to this a long time ago.
I
> assume it works.  I know that I wound up writing myself a "TOUCH"
OS/400
> command that does it all.
> 
> find /FolderName/SubFolder -name '*.jsp' -exec touch -acfm {} \;

Thanks, Mark (and Scott)!

This is what I did:

        find 5250 -name '*.jsp' -exec touch {} \;

The command works FINE on my machine.  I do the exact same thing on my
client's machine, and I get:

touch 001-0023: Error found opening file 5250/BLAHDEBLAH.jsp.  No such
path or directory.

If, however, I directly enter the command "touch 5250/BLAHDEBLAH.jsp",
it works fine.

Something farged up there, for sure.  So now I am going to try the RPG
route.  I'm pretty sure I've seen IFS list code somewhere, as well as
prototypes for utime().

Joe


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