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Parameters: | STMF('streamfile') or FILE(library/filename) MBR(membername) | ||||||||||||||||||
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EDTF stands for the command EDiT File which is used to edit stream files or database file members.
Uses
- Note: Database files with record lengths exceeding 4096-bytes cannot be edited with EDTF.
Examples
- Using EDTF to edit a stream file:
EDTF STMF('/home/filename.txt')
- Using EDTF to edit a database member:
EDTF FILE(library/filename) MBR(membername)