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> Adam Glauser
>> [Y]ou could archive [the] directory structure
>> using tar or jar from QSH, and then extract it on the other side.
Wayne McAlpine wrote:
Adam, that's essentially what I am leaning toward except that I would
use the QRYIFSLIB to derive the directory structure. This is an
IBM-supplied wrapper for QSH and is part of IFSTOOLS.
You said in another post that you had a large number of files.
Depending on the file types, you may save a fair amount of time and
bandwidth at the cost of CPU cycles if you transfer one encrypted
archive instead of individually transferring the files one directory at
a time.
Since you said the target is a Windows machine, you may prefer jar to
tar+gzip, as I believe jar can create ZIP archives. AFAIK, Windows
handles ZIPs easily, but tarballs not so much.
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