Midrange Guru

OS/400 Edition
Volume 2, Number 83 -- October 30, 2002

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Get a Hex Dump of Any File

Dear Readers:

Today's tip proves the old saying, "There's more than one way to skin a cat." Here's another way to view any database file member or IFS file in hexadecimal.

-- Ted

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SQL's One-Row, One-Column Table

Hey, Ted:

In the October 25 Midrange Guru article, "SQL to the Rescue!", a reader named Jeff provides an example that requires a file with one record. IBM provides such a file for just that purpose:

-- Yannick

I receive tons of emails and delete most without even opening them, but I always find time to read your questions and answers in Midrange Guru, OS/400 Edition.

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