Is this from AIX? -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Is this from AIX?
From: "Tom" <tomh@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2017 11:49:02 -0600
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One of our seniors sent me an email asking what type of system and OS
generates a folder structure like this below:

Name Date
Type

$COMO 10/18/2016 File
folder

$HOLD 8/29/2012
File folder

%PVOC.NOT.RESTORED%P 8/29/2012 File folder

&COMO$ 8/29/2012 File
folder

&TEXFILE.IMPORT& 1/31/2014 File folder

4D.BILL.TEMP 8/29/2012 File
folder

In one of those folders there are a couple of files, one named %0.dat the
other named %1.dat

Possibly AIX? If so, could our IBM i (v6r1) process files from it? How?

Thanks,

TomH

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Follow-Ups:

RE: Is this from AIX? , Lindstrom, Scott R.
Re: Is this from AIX? , Rob Berendt

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