Re: FRW Download

Gary,

Unfortunately, there is no FRW file.  FRW stands for Financial Report 
Writer and it is a program that creates an .mdb file and downloads it to 
a PC for processing by FRW.

I'm not sure what makes the download faster or slower but I can tell you 
that I acheived speeds that were 4 time faster when I've tried 
downloading from different computers.

--Paul


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>In answer to Brian Glynn's question on downloading FRW file.
>
>The fastest method I have for downloading files from the AS/400 is a =
>product from WRQ called Reflections for IBM.
>
>I have been using this product for 2-3 years and when I first started =
>using it I found it hard to believe the download speed.
>
>I can download our full IIM file with 10,758 records, 202 fields per =
>record, with 1309 bytes per record.  A total file size of 14,508,032 =
>bytes in 105 seconds.  My output is usually flat fixed length text type 
=
>files on the PC side.
>
>I am doing this through a 10-Base-T ethernet connection using TCP/IP 
and =
>IBM's ANYNET at the AS/400 end.  I have downloaded as much as 215MB in 
=
>15 minutes during off hours.  All of this while the software is =
>converting packed numeric field in to flat ascii text.  I think it very 
=
>fast.
>
>Gary Rogers
>
>
>


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