Re: [Bulk] Re: CPYF

[Mark S Waterbury <mark.s.waterbury@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

One way to learn about this kind of stuff is by creating duplicate 
objects in QTEMP ... then you can try out the various CPYF commands on 
the copy in QTEMP, and see what happens...

You could also create a "permanent" library named, e.g. "$TEMPLIB" or 
similar, for such "experiments" and this library and its objects would 
persist across sign-off and sign-on, etc., until you decide to delete 
the library or delete one or more objects in this "test" library.

> On 9/30/2014 9:57 AM, Hoteltravelfundotcom wrote:
> so just to confirm. i have 2 files.
>
> File A.
> Aord#  6
> Aamt   12 2
>
> I have one record in File A.
> '12345'  '100.00'
>
> File B.
> Bord#  6
> Bamt  12 2
>
> I have one record in File B.
>
> '54321'  '200.00'
>
> If i CPYF  File A to File B (add)
>
> in B I will have, (order not important) ?
>
> 54321'  '200.00'
> 12345'  '100.00'