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One way is to FTP the file over. If the file sits in a specific folder on the network then a CL program can go out and retirieve it and bring it in to the iSeries using FTP.
Another way is to set up an ODBC connection, there are many tools that can move data either way over ODBC such as SQL server or maybe even Micrsoft Access. The ODBC drivers come free with client access then you can use any ODBC compliant application.
I would recommend saving the file as tab delimited. Comma delimited text files will get confused if any of the text values conatin commas.
Hope this helps
William Hofmann
Eileen Keck <eileenk@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
I am working with a small company that has to handle 850, 997 and 856
documents. We can retreive them in XML, CSV or EDI formats. I need to find a
very inexpensive(freeware) translator or be able to translate from the XML
or CSV to the i-series from a shared folder.
I can handle it once it is on the i-series or what ever you want to call it
these days:)
thanks,
Eileen Keck
BlueStar Systems
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