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Thank you for submitting this RFE. This is consistent with our plans for the product and will be prioritized for future consideration. The solution would operate only on Fixed Block size sequential file and would be very similar to PDSUTIL.
If we create a utility to modify sequential system z files, it will have the same restriction as PDSUTIL, i.e. you can change the data but you CANNOT change the size of the file. Would this be sufficient for your request?
Can you further clarify what type of artifact you want to modify? Is it a sequential data set on the MVS side or is it a file within Unix System Services that you want to modify?