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  • Subject: Re: Uploading a SAVF from a PC without FTP?
  • From: "Synapse Communications, Inc." <office@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 08:45:43 +0000
  • Comments: Authenticated sender is <office@mail.synapse.com>

Make sure your *PF is 528 bytes.  You can then use the SNDNETF file 
trick below, sending it to your self and restoring it in a *SAVF 
instead of *PF.  Or if you don't have snads running, then you can write 
a simple RPG (or lang of you choice) program that can read a record 
from an INPUT file that is 528 bytes and write it to an OUTPUT file 
that is (you guessed it) 528 btyes.  Override the INPUT to the *PF file 
and the OUTPUT to the *SAVF.

E-mail me if you need a sample, I'll dig one up.

-- Jim Lowary


> >How can I upload a save file (*SAVF) from a PC to the AS/400 without using
> >FTP?  It seems like all the file transfer commands I found wants to upload
> >it to a physical file.  I can't wait until I am on a network.
> 
> you can also take the file and, after you have received it as a pf, and
> then send it to yourself as a network file, and recieve it back as a
> save file.  i can't remember exactly how to do it, but it does work.
> 

 Synapse Communication, Inc.

   http://www.synapse.com
Tech-Support: (800) 457-5250
              Support@synapse.com 
                   
     
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