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TerseDecompress is a java program that can be used to decompress files which have been previously compressed on an IBM Mainframe using the TERSE / AMATERSE program (on IBM z/OS or IBM z/VM).
Added support for gzip output file. To do this, simple add ".gz" onto end of output file
It would be great if we had option to output a compressed zip file instead of a huge SMF file. Then people that process the data using Java can read...
hello, you great product. Please add ready to use zip file. I have wrote small bat to make simple unterse faster. @ECHO OFF java -jar tersedecompress-5.0.0.jar %1 %1.txt
Hi, tried to unterse a File for Windows from the IBM download page. Trows an error. C:\Temp\IBM-Terse>java -jar tersedecompress-5.0.0.jar Updatemanager-WinX64.exp Updatemanager-WinX64.exe Exception in thread "main" java.io.IOException: Terse header version not...
The following error occurs when large input files (>2GB) are to be decompressed in binary mode: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Requested array size exceeds VM limit at java.util.Arrays.copyOf(Arrays.java:3236) at...
Hi, Tersed compress is great, I was wondering if it'd be possible to display the orginal data set type ? i.e. was it a PS / PDS or PDSE ?...
Given the C++ has a better performance on processing data, I'd like to suggest the conversion for this platform. I forked the repository and did a conversion, and could notice...
[TRSMAIN ](https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/3881/ama534e-during-unpack-of-tersed-file.html) unpack is limited to 32760 (for nonspanned records) Does this utility support nonspanned records LRECLs greater than 32760 ?
for binary mode it should do .bin for input name of dataset like //'my.data.set' it gives //'my.data.set'.txt - bad
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TerseDecompress is a java program that can be used to decompress files which have been previously compressed on an IBM Mainframe using the TERSE / AMATERSE program (on IBM z/OS or IBM z/VM).