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How are mainframe text reports set up in FileNexus?

A. Simply import one sample of the report type you intend to archive into FileNexus, highlight the unique identifier for that report type (that is to say the header or other unique elements that differentiate that particular report type from others), then show FileNexus the index values (any combination of positional or keyword related bytes, up to 8,000, that you would like it to store for that particular report type), set security rights and you’re done.

The whole process involves a one-time effort of about five minutes.

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