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Hello everyone,

I've been trying to find reference documentation for this utility EDIFFUT, to no avail.

Does anybody know where can I find anything?

it appears to be a component of the IBM WebSphere Data Interchange tool.

a google search for EDIFFUT returned 150 hits, most of which were links to IBM pages!!
where You will find that EDIFFUT is related to the acronym WDI
which means Websphere data interchange
and ... and ... and ...

and with all these hints
googling with
websphere data interchange manuals
will take You to the mother of wdi and ediffut knowledge

You did not try hard enough !

Ok, thanks, I thought that was taking me off-shore. I'll go that way then, not much expectations but I'll report back.

As usual, Enrico, you were right: ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/integ ... 621601.pdf
IBMMAINFRAMEFORUM never let's you down!
Thanks.

I'll go that way then, not much expectations but I'll report back.

plain stupidity...
It is not my habit make people waste time on poor expectations
before posting a reply I always check that the path I suggest to take is going to provide an answer at a few clicks distance
so that if the TS is not a complete idiot he/she shuld be able to solve by him/herself the issue he/she asked help on!

I should have know that, Enrico. It's only this mistrust grown on me as a result of politicians and media. I'm not going to talk about that dwarf you mentioned last time.
Thank you Enrico.

Hello,

It's only this mistrust grown on me

Methinks this mistrust is a good thing.

There are too many people who believe if they found it on the internet, it must be good. . .

Fortunately, there are a few like Enrico that provide most useful info

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Yes Dick, and even more people do believe what mass media say. You open the newspaper in the morning unaware of the many horrendous means of manipulation applied to information to completely change its real meaning.

We are undergoing a process of media democratization in Argentina where some groups do own so many diffusion channels (TV, papers, radio, etc.), that make out of them virtual owners of reality.

We happen to have a TV program run by a public (state run) channel which sheds light on most of this issues: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6,_7,_8. Being run by the government, of course, you can't expect they don't do a little marketing for their own cause, but the fight results in a good thing for news consumers.

In a way, the "Matrix" is kind of real when you realize modern media literally sets up the agenda, the reality, concepts, values, political views and everything else you use to make your own decisions. They really own part of your brain, as crazy as it may sound.