RE: Communications Questions

Remote Journaling is one possibility.  Data queue is another, especially if
you are selecting records via trigger.  Have your trigger send the necessary
data to a data queue.  Then on the remote system, you have a job that
creates a DDM data queue in QTEMP to the source system.  Read the data queue
and process locally.  If there is a DDM error, have the job re-submit itself
and end.  Whole new DDM data queue in QTEMP and IBM handles all the
communications.  Real easy and simple and very close to real time.

Chris Bipes

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I am looking for some ideas.  Let me explain the problem.  We have an
iSeries located in a building, lets call this iSeries A.  We have another
iSeries located in the main office.  Lets call this iSeries B.  iSeries A is
used to process information about the sales of cars.  iSeries B has web
services running on the machine and processes a subset of a file from
iSeries A.  We have a trigger for the file on iSeries A that will process
only the records that are needed for this process.  The trigger program
saves the information we need to a hold file.  What we need to do is
transfer the information in the hold file to iSeries B either in real time
or near real time.  The file must be transferred over the internet, so DDM
is out of the question (there are too many issues with error recovery when
the communications go down in DDM).  We were kicking around the idea to FTP
the file, but this must be all automated.

Any ideas on a solution?