Two things I learned way back on SP1 were; Don't make volumes CP-owned
unless they need to be, and don't change the file *type*. This is the
source of the confusion here.
When the file type is DIRECT then XEDIT will set the config to not
display the sequence area, and other things. In this case the file type
has been changed so XEDIT is treating it as just a general 80 character
file, and line wrap is the result.
Mr. mainframe_s390 really needs to get some VM-101 training. It will
save him a lot of pain and agony and eliminate a lot of his confusion.
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Use the COPYFILE command to copy the CMS file to another name, and download
the copy using FTP or some other transfer method. What you are seeing in
columns 72 to 80 are sequence numbers on the virtual cards in the file.
> Please teach me.
> I want to copy USER DIRECT file for backup.
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