RJECOPY User's Guide November 1989 This document describes how to use the RJECOPY software to copy and convert RJE formatted files to standard format files. Supersession/Update Information: This is a new manual. Operating System and Version: VMS V4.6 and later Software Version: RJECOPY V2.0 RJECOPY RJECOPY Copies an RJE formatted file to another file which is formatted as a plain text file. FORMAT RJECOPY input-file-spec output-file-spec PARAMETERS input-file-spec Specifies the name of an existing file to be copied and converted. Wildcards are not allowed. output-file-spec Specifies the name of the output file into which the converted file is written. DESCRIPTION The RJECOPY command is used to convert the record attributes of RJE printer output files. RJE files created by the VMS/SNA RJE system have no record attributes. Each record contains embedded carriage control characters, typically a trailing carriage-return and line-feed character. RJECOPY converts the file's record attributes to "Carriage return carriage return" which is the default for a text file. Overstruck lines are converted from three separate records to one record with embedded carriage returns. For example, the following three records: Title line Title line Title line would be converted to the following record: Title lineTitle lineTitle line QUALIFIERS /NOFORMFEED Causes all formfeed characters to be removed. /NONULLS Causes all null characters (ASCII zero) to be converted to blanks. /STRIP Causes all text up to the first formfeed to be deleted. Typically, this will cause the banner page to be deleted. Note that if the banner extends to a second page, part of it will remain at the start of the final output file. /TRIM=number Specifies the number of lines to trim from the start of the output file. Note that if the /STRIP qualifier is also used, this action happens after the first page is removed. EXAMPLES 1 $ RJECOPY IYIY1234.STD MONTHLY.REPORT This example copies the file IYIY1234.STD to MONTHLY.REPORT, while converting it to a plain text file. 2 $ RJECOPY/NONULLS/NOFORMFEED/TRIM=2/STRIP IYIYABCD.STD ANALYSIS.DAT In this example, the file IYIYABCD.STD has the first page deleted, the next two lines deleted, all formfeeds removed, and all nulls converted to blanks.