If an inappropriate type of file is specified, it may cause an error.
Even if the type of file is different between the input file and the output file, the record format is the same in both the input and the output files.
When the input file is a text file with the EOF (End of File) code, the EOF code is not recognized as end of the file. However, the EOF code can be recognized as end of the file in the bsortex command. Refer to the eof operand of input file information option (-input) for details.
When the input file is a text file with the EOF code and 'effect' is specified by the eof operand of the bsortex command, add the EOF code at the end of output file. However, the EOF code of the output file can be deleted in the bsortex command. Refer to the removeeof operand of output file information option (-output) for details.
When the input file is a text file with the EOF code and 'effect' is specified by the eof operand of the bsortex command,
Even if there are two or more input files with the EOF code, only one EOF code is added per output file.
