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>From SFH@CMU-CS-C Fri Dec 31 04:43:36 1982
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Remailed-From: the tty of Geoffrey S. Goodfellow <Geoff5 at SRI-CSL>
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Is there any way to use the DCL open/write/close statements to produce a
file suitable for transfer to a DECsystem-20. I've tried and wind up with
a print format file, which is not acceptable for transfer to a DECsystem-20.
Alternately, I would be happey to create the file via DECnet instead o first
creating it then copying it.
Steve
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>From GEOFF@SRI-CSL Sun Feb 27 18:20:44 1983
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I can see no logical way to use open/write/close statements alone and short of
writting a program which obviously could prepare an appropriate file do not
understand what you mean by creating the file via DECnet? According to the
DECnet-VAX Cross Systems Guide CREATE ought to work over DECnet to a DECnet-20
node and produce a Stream format version of the input data. If you must use
DCL and do not need dynamic access then either of:
OPEN/WRITE dcl dcl.dat OPEN/WRITE dcl dcl.dat
WRITE dcl WRITE dcl
... ...
CLOSE dcl CLOSE dcl
CREATE junk.TXT CONVERT/FDL=STM.FDL DCL.DAT DCL.OUT
^Z (With an appropriate FDLfile.)
APPEND dcl.dat junk.txt
COPY junk.txt TOP_20_NODE::... COPY dcl.out TOP_20_NODE::...
should move the file.
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