Based on what you show I am not sure what OS generated that kind of data. But seeing lots of dollar signs and ampersands it doesn't look like any files I've ever worked on within my AIX systems. And generally we wouldn't say 'file folder' in AIX.
Scott
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From: MIDRANGE-L [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Tom
Sent: Friday, January 13, 2017 11:49 AM
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Subject: Is this from AIX?
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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