Hello,

I checked both of your attachments? and they both shows clearly the problem.
There is no problem at all with the attachments.

Regards,
Z

The attached file does not seem to contain what I meant.

Here is a replacement.

Copy to VMS, unzip, should extract A.LOG, a file which has
   Record format:      VFC, 2 byte header, maximum 0 bytes, longest 82 bytes

Open in vim, open in lse. Compare.

In some cases, vim does not display VFC files completely.

This can be reproduced with the file in the attached ZIP file. 
(Extract on VMS.)

When I open the file in vim, it shows 239 lines, the last three being:

$  getcnt = "$pnd_exe:gic_mt_get_rec_count"
$  getcnt TC_IC_UNIFIED_SECURITY GLB_REC_COUNT
Get record count for table TC_IC_UNIFIED_SECURITY

And then it ends. However, the file has 1132 lines.

This is a VFC file and the "truncation" happens where a C++ executable 
(gic_mt_get_rec_count) was used to write to stream (std::cout):

      cout << "Get record count for table " << tableName;

A fix is needed to get past this point in file, and display the whole file.