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          User's Guide

      

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                 November 1989

      

                 This document describes how to use the RJECOPY software to copy

                 and convert RJE formatted files to standard format files.

      

      

                 Supersession/Update Information:       This is a new manual.

      

                 Operating System and Version:          VMS V4.6 and later

      

                 Software Version:                      RJECOPY V2.0

      

      
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                       Copies an RJE formatted file to another file which is

                       formatted as a plain text file.

      

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      FORMAT    RJECOPY input-file-spec output-file-spec

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      PARAMETERS input-file-specP1;18}RELITE0L02SK00GG\(B

      

                       Specifies the name of an existing file to be copied and

                       converted.  Wildcards are not allowed.

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                       Specifies the name of the output file into which the

                       converted file is written.

      

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      DESCRIPTIONP1;18}RELITE0L02SK00GG\(B

      

                       The RJECOPY command is used to convert the record

                       attributes of RJE printer output files.  RJE files

                       created by the VMS/SNA RJE system have no record

                       attributes.  Each record contains embedded carriage

                       control characters,  typically a trailing carriage-return

                       and line-feed character.

      

                       RJECOPY converts the file's record attributes to

                       "Carriage return carriage return" which is the default

                       for a text file.

      

                       Overstruck lines are converted from three separate

                       records to one record with embedded carriage returns.

                       For example, the following three records:

      

                       Title line<CR>

                       Title line<CR>

                       Title line<CR><LF>

      

                       would be converted to the following record:

      

                       Title line<CR>Title line<CR>Title line

      

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      QUALIFIERS

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                 /NOFORMFEEDP1;18}RELITE0L02SK00GG\(B

                       Causes all formfeed characters to be removed.


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                       Causes all null characters (ASCII zero) to be converted

                       to blanks.

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                 /STRIPP1;18}RELITE0L02SK00GG\(B

                       Causes all text up to the first formfeed to be deleted.

                       Typically, this will cause the banner page to be deleted.

                       Note that if the banner extends to a second page, part of

                       it will remain at the start of the final output file.

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                       Specifies the number of lines to trim from the start of

                       the output file.  Note that if the /STRIP qualifier is

                       also used, this action happens after the first page is

                       removed.

      

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      EXAMPLESP1;18}RELITE0L02SK00GG\(B

      

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        $ RJECOPY IYIY1234.STD MONTHLY.REPORT

      

                       This example copies the file IYIY1234.STD to

                       MONTHLY.REPORT, while converting it to a plain text file.

      

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        $ RJECOPY/NONULLS/NOFORMFEED/TRIM=2/STRIP IYIYABCD.STD ANALYSIS.DAT

      

                       In this example, the file IYIYABCD.STD has the first page

                       deleted, the next two lines deleted, all formfeeds

                       removed, and all nulls converted to blanks.

      
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