Use any standard file transfer program for OS/2 or Windows to transfer the following
files to your system:

  ¸   AFRREBLK.EXC
  ¸   AFRREMSG.EXC
  ¸   AFRREBLK.MVS or AFRREBLK.VM

  These files must be uploaded as text files with a logical record length of 80 and 
  a record format of fixed.

For MVS:
  Upload the AFRREBLK and AFRREMSG execs as members of an existing REXX EXEC or
  CLIST partitioned dataset. This dataset should be allocated to SYSPROC or SYSEXEC.

  Note:      You will receive better performance if you put the execs in SYSEXEC.

  Rename the uploaded profile on your MVS system as follows:

    AFRREBLK.MVS   to   userid.AFRREBLK.PROFILE

  where userid is the high-level qualifier for the dataset.

For VM:
  Rename the uploaded files on your VM system as follows:
    AFRREBLK.EXC   to   AFRREBLK EXEC
    AFRREMSG.EXC   to   AFRREMSG EXEC
    AFRREBLK.VM    to   AFRREBLK PROFILE

Using the AFP Reblocking Program on MVS:                                               
  To   use    the  AFP     Reblocking       Program       on   your
  MVS system, type in the following command at the TSO READY prompt:

    afrreblk          userid.objectname.UPLD

  where objectname.UPLD is the dataset name of the file.

  Note: When reblocking to a partitioned dataset, the partitioned dataset must 
        be pre-allocated before the AFP Reblocking program is run.

  If you are uploading a lot of files and donćt want to type in the command for 
  each file, you can use ISPF to display the names of the files to reblock and type
  in   AFRREBLK in the  command section.


  For example, in ISPF go to panel 3.4 (Data Set List Utility) and specify a 
  DSNAME LEVEL that corresponds to your uploaded files:

    userid.*.UPLD.

  Then in the command section of the listing type AFRREBLK.

Using the AFP Reblocking Program on VM:                                              
  To   use   the   AFP    Reblocking       Program       on   your   VM
  system, type in the following command:

    afrreblk filename filetype filemode

  On VM, you can also type AFRREBLK in the command section of your file listing:

    afrreblk samp UPLD B

  This gives you a quick way to reblock your files without having to type in the 
  entire file name.