John,
We have a commercial product to do this, but its not very hard to do. See
the CPYTOIMPF command. You can create a CSV file that can be opened in
excel. I have also written some custom apps for customer who need more
advanced things (ie putting the name, address, city state zip formatted into
a single cell and all starting on a new line in the cell).
I believe there is a feature of iSeries access that allows you to directly
import and export to excel.
Also, check out using ODBC to the DB2 database.
cjg
Carl J. Galgano
EDI Consulting Services, Inc.
770-422-2995
www.ediconsulting.com
600 Kennesaw Avenue
Suite 400
Marietta, GA 30060
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Subject: Spool File to Excel
Greetings.
What low budget options are there to export spooled files to Excel?
John P. Walsh
jwalsh23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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