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I have a 2046 byte record that I download from the mainframe to a ".txt"
file. The low order 1500 bytes of this file is purely text data. The first 746 bytes, however, contain a mixture of text, binary and packed data files (Comp and Comp-3) fields. It appears that irregardless of the contents of these files, the record length is shortened by the compression of this data in the download process. Is there any way that I can download this file, compensating for the loss of the compressed fields (don't need them anyway), so I can parse and load the true text fields into an Excel Spreadsheet? Thanking you all in advance... -- John |
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