Here is a quick and dirty program that should at least give you an idea of
one way to do it in BASIC.

 Dict   = ''
 File   = ''
 Stats  = ''
 Get(Arg.,1) File Then
    If UpCase(File) = 'DICT' Then
       Dict = UpCase(File)
       Get(Arg.) File Else
          Crt 'DICT requires a file name'
          Stop
       End
    End
 End Else
    Crt 'Enter file name: ':
    Input File
    If File = '' Then Stop
 End
 Open Dict,File to F.File
 On Error
    Crt 'Fatal error opening file, STATUS() is ':Status()
    Stop
 End
 Else
    Crt 'Unable to open file, STATUS() is ':Status()
    Stop
 End
 Status Stats From F.File
 Else
    Crt 'Unable to stat file, STATUS() is ':Status()
    Stop
 End
 Begin Case
    Case Stats<21> = 1
       Crt 'Requested file is type 1'
    Case Stats<21> = 19
       Crt 'Requested file is type 19'
       Stop
    Case Stats<21> = 27
       Crt 'Requested file is a distributed file'
       Stop
    Case 1
       If Stats<32> = 5 Then
          Crt 'File is 64-bit'
       End Else
          Crt 'File is 32-bit'
       End
 End Case
 End


Regards,

LeRoy F. Dreyfuss
Advanced Technical Services - U2 Technology Analyst
IBM U2 Data Management Solutions
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Does anyone know of a tool, or have a decent routine that shows (on
universe 10.1, aix 5.2) whether a file is a 32-bit or 64-bit file?



Best Regards,

Richard Unsworth

Richardson Electronics, Ltd.

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