Freeware: Mainframe

	RecordEditor  License: Freeware
	The RecordEditor is a Data-File editor, similar to File-Aid or Net-Cobols Cobol-Editor. It uses a Record-Layout to format the data in the file in to a human readable format. Because it knows the format of Fields, it can format Binary Fields as normal numbers rather than displaying hex equivalent as most hex editors do. The file can be editted in a Table (Spreadsheet like format) or in a single record format with fields going down the page. The RecordEditor can edit the following formats: * CSV (Comma, Tab, etc delimitered fields) Files for Windows & Unix. * Fixed Field Width data files (both Text and Binary) for Windows, Unix and Z-OS (IBM Mainframe) Operating systems. Record-Layout's can either be entered via the Layout-Editor or imported from Cobol Copybooks. The RecordEditor is written in java (1.4) so it should run on most Computer Systems. Author: BM| Date: 12-01-2005 | Size: 1953 KB
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	UUMerge Freeware Edition  License: Freeware
	uuMerge is a command line utility that can be used either to combine multiple text files into a single text file with a separator line between the contents of each file; or alternatively to process a 'merged' file ( previously created by uuMerge or other processes ) and recreate the multiple files. Files are separated internally with special delimiter line prefixed by "./ ADD NAME=". This odd choice of delimiters allows the file to be processed by the IBM mainframe utility IEBUPDTE. Alternatively, you can use the '-nice' option to create a '>>>>>>>>>> ' delimiter line instead so it looks nicer for printing. You could also use any text editor to do a global replace of the delimiter text to any string you wish. However you will not be able to use uuMerge to extract files at a later point. Usage: 1. Merge files in a directory to a single file. uumerge -merge indir outfile where indir is the source directory (with optional file masking) and outfile is the target output file. 2. Restore files. uumerge -extract infile outdir where infile is a input file previously created by uuMerge and outdir is the directory for the target destination Notes: Use on text files only - results are unpredictable otherwise. Author: UUBA.com| Date: 08-05-2004 | Size: 54 KB
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