I wrote a system to do this when at Amdahl in the late 1980s, and I'm certain 
I've described
it here before.  The extra was using SIM/PC to insert commands into the PC from 
a SAS
programme running on the mainframe.

I stuck a DIR to a PC file down to DOS, uploaded the file, did a PDS List on 
the mainframe,
compared dates to build two lists - one of "newer on mainframe" and one of 
"newer on PC" then
executed both to "synchronise" the two.  Replication, once Lotus thought of it. 
 SIM/PC would
shift variable length records around, so I could use IEBCOPY rather than 
IEHMOVE, which I have
always loathed.

Anyway, I'm pretty sure there's a fuller description of the system in the 
archives here.

-- 
  Phil Payne
  http://www.isham-research.co.uk
  +44 7833 654 800

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