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Re: Batch file transfer with Client Access

Instead of ftping directly from DB2 I would first transfer it to a stream
file using Scott Klement's IFS tools. A test tool that I wouldn't put
into production because IBM keeps breaking it at every release is
CPYTOIMPF. (If you want to see why it's so slow and stuff try running
STRDBG before it and look at the strange sql.)

To run file transfer from batch is doable. First, get the remote command
daemon running on the PC in question. STW for that. Once you get that
then it's no big deal for the i to run RUNRMTCMD to the PC and fire off
the batch command file.


Rob Berendt

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