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I have already converted the files that I need to send into
text files and saved them using a daily scheduled job. There
is a folder in root that I
created for the purpose of storing these two text files. I
am trying to schedule a daily process to ftp these two *.TXT
files up to a server on the
other side. I am connecting successfully to the ftp server,
but I'm getting the following error:

File name format not valid. Use the format:
library/file.member or file.member.

PUT '/FOLDER/FILENAME.TXT'
or
....
LCD /FOLDER
PUT FILENAME.TXT
...
Both give me the same error in my ftp output. How do I ftp
something from IFS? I can add the ASCII portion to force the
transmission in ASCII, and
that worked, but it's still griping about the naming convention.

Thank you,

When you say IFS, do you really mean the UNIX filesystem on the i? If
so, then you may need commands similar to:

lcd /QOpenSys/folder
put filename.txt

PLEASE NOTE!!! Capitalization in /QOpenSys is critical!

--
John McKown
Systems Engineer IV
IT

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