RE: Verifying Existence of a File on a Server

I believe the LSOUTPUT file has only 1 member named LSOUTPUT.  And, this 
is where  ls (disk  puts the info.  I don't think you can specify member 
names.

Nick

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RE: Verifying Existence of a File on a Server

That's a thought.  I'm hoping there's a way that doesn't involve 
that much overhead though.

Another good reason to use a service program that lets you handle the FTP 
responses during the FTP session instead of afterward :)

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How about creating a library 'on the fly' with the User's UserID as the 
name?  Change your Current Library to that library, and when the job is 
complete, change your Current library back to *CRTDFT and delete the 
library.
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Don't know how it would compare in performance, but another idea that came 

to mind is to create one file with a new member, named based on the job 
name, in the same file for each job using the command if you go the CL 
route.

Adam

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