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Hi ElgisRamon Ok that finally worked. Thanks Li

Hello All, Your solutions worked like a charm. Thanks. Cheers, Li

Hello all, I am trying to start a remote process on a unix box (a shell script that will kick of a Java program). Rigth now, I can Telnet in and run the process. However this process is dependent and tied to my Telnet session. If I kill my Telnet session, then the java program shuts down...

Hi ElgisRamon, Ok I renamed the files to something at least readable using "mv chunked*aa newaa". But here is an example anyways (sample of the directory listing)... total 11724784$ -rwxrwxr-x 1 cmr ftpcmr 11704700 Aug 26 16:30 cmr01.delta$ -rwxrwxr-x 1 cmr ftpcmr...

Hello all, Ok I've tried (view "chunked\015aa") with not avail. Also tried "ls chunked*aa" which results in "aaunked" but when I use "ls aaunked", it says the file does not exist. I will try to rename it using "rn chunked*aa fileaa". Thanks...

Hello all, After doing a 'split' on a huge 3.3Gb file, I get a set of chunked files that look like this... ********************* ls -l total 13074568 -rw-r--r-- 1 gtmpost1 ftpcmr 691580724 Oct 18 20:20 chunked aa -rw-r--r-- 1 gtmpost1 ftpcmr 691723846 Oct 18 20:28 chunked ab -rw-r--r--...

Hi Bill, Great, all the stuff checks out. It turns out that Java on Unix AIX has a file size limitation. It is weird that Java1.2.X would impose such a limitation. So I am now using 'split' before reading/processing the files. Thanks Bill, Li

Thanks Bill, I will check into what you wrote. I am using the file (currently 3Gb) for input (read) and eventual move once the read is complete. Do you have anything else based on this?. This really helps, cheers Li

Hello all, I am currently running into problems where Unix is not able to open a file larger than 3Gb. I just need to know if there is a physical limit imposed by the OS (what is it), or is there a setting somewhere, or is the limit dynamic and based on available memory (ram and free swap...