Re: SENDNETF

[Patrick Townsend <townsend@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Do you see the entry in the distribution queue after you do the SNDNETF?
If the file is small you may have to put the queue on hold in order to
see the entry. You can use WRKDSTQ to do this.

If the entry makes it to the queue do you see the Connect and Send
status when you release the queue? If the entry goes to Fail or
Retry/Fail you may have a configuration problem. Match the distribution
queue Local location name, network ID, remote location name, and mode to
the values on the APPC device you are already using for passthrough.

If the above doesn't work there is probably an error message in the
distribution log (DSPDSTLOG) or operator message queue. These aren't
usually very helpful, but may give some clues as to the reason for the
failure...

HTH,
Patrick

Gary Feinstein wrote:
> 
> I am trying to send a file to a remote system using SNDNETF cmd.  The
> system has a distribution queue entry and is defined in my system
> directory.  I have a passthrough with the system right now.  When I send
> the file, everything looks ok, but it never reaches the distribution
> queue.  I receive the msg:  Report was send to 1 user, not sent to 0
> users.  What gives?!?
> Gary Feinstein
> AS/400 System Administrator
> Planet Hollywood International Inc.
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