Excellent. Thanks.
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Subject: Re: [U2] How identify 64-bit file?
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LeRoi,
>From TCl, simply try to run UVFIXFILE against it. If it is 64-bit it will
tell you so.
:UVFIXFILE LEROI
uvfixfile does not support 64-bit files.
:
Also, the BASIC STATUS statement (not the STATUS() function) stores the
information for the file in the following fields (from the BASIC manual):
31 File revision stamp One of the following:
ACEF01xx = 32-bit file
ACEF02xx = 64-bit file
xx is the file revision level
32 Addressing and Header 1 = old style file header, 32-bit addressing
Support Style 3 = new style file header, 32-bit addressing
5 = new style file header, 64-bit addressing
In filepeek, just type filepeek filename/path and it will automatically
open with 32-bit or 64-bit addressing, if your release is new enough:
filepeek status:
Active file .......... "C:\IBM\Accounts\TEST.PICK\LEROI"
Current file address . 0x0000000000000000
Maximum file address . 0x00000000000009FF
Window size .......... 512 bytes
0xFF will display as . ""
Default base ......... 16
Default mode ......... 64-bit
File type ............ 18
Modulo ............... 3
Separation ........... 1
Group 0 .............. 0x0000000000000400
Free head ............ 0x0000000000000000
Addr:
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Hi
I think this was on the forum recently, but please humout me :o)
How do I identify a UniVerse file as 64-bit or 32-bit?
Do I have to use filepeek to look at the header? If so, could you provide
instructions?
Much thanks,
LeRoi
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