You need to create the non-keyed file, and them CPYF in batch will be your
best performer.
Al
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"You can do it either way... If you have DDS use that or create the flat
file and get your records in that.  You can always move the flat file over
to a externallly described file very easily."
... but I do not want to use an RPG program...
Peter Vidal
PALL Corporation / SR Programmer Analyst, IT Development Group
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