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sandiagee
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I have a VB file which is corrupted as it is edited without File-aid.
is there any check by which i can identify if file is correpted or not before using in any further process? |
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expat
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| sandiagee wrote: |
I have a VB file which is corrupted as it is edited without File-aid.
is there any check by which i can identify if file is correpted or not before using in any further process? |
Why would it become corrupted if it was not edited by Fileaid ?
What is your definition of corrupt ?
It is the data that usually becomes corrupt, not the file. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| expat, i imagine someone edited the file and modified the VLI. |
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sandiagee
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data looks fine, but when file is processed by JCLs or abinitio graph it is not providing expected output.
i just want to avoid any abends in process and identify if file is corrupted. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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check the PACK (ON/OFF) ispf edit settings
enter PROFILE in the command line
if packed enter PACK OFF and then SAVE ( type the word SAVE in the command line) |
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