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Carl,

At 09:16 PM 12/21/97 -0500, you wrote:
>No I sure haven't. Same is true if you upload a file using CA/400 file
>transfer.  How would the AS400 know what the external definition is??
>Between two AS400s, you could same a file to a save file, then FTP the file
>to the target AS400, the save file will be created on the fly and then
>restore the file from the save file.  That should preserve your external
defn.

 In that case, it's only a little better than SNADS.  The reason that the
/400 should know to send the definition is that I sent it the "binary"
command.  Of course, all that seems to mean in practice is that nothing
gets translated.  I wish there were a way to specify retaining the
container. It's also between two /400s, so it should know better.

>At 07:40 PM 12/20/97, you wrote:
>>Carl,
>>
>>>The F keys should work just fine in Telnet, we use it all the time.  not
>>>only is FTP quicker, it is much simpler, there is no need to receive the
>>>network file on the target system, the file appears in the lib you specify.
>>>Carl
>>
>> The major problem I've found w/ FTP is that the file must already have
>>been created on the target system is you want to keep is externally
>>described.  Is there an easy way around this problem?
>>
>> -mark
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