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Re: unknown block length

From: Buck Calabro <Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net>
> >at the end of the file, but the last (incomplete) block
> >I don't get. How to get it?
>
>  It looks as if you're uploading a stream file into a fixed length QSYS
file
> of arbitrary (here 10000) byte record length.

actually FTP makes the record length 512 bytes by default

> You are able to read record 1
> (the first 10000) but not record 2 (the remaining 1000)?  Are you using the
> same SEPT hook to read the member as in Chapter 13 of your eBook (16
> QDBGETSQ)?

same SEPT, but I think my problem is that the two record lengths didn't
match.
One does dumb things every days :-)

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