Re: Submit Remore Command

[Brian Lawson <blawson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi: 

We tend to pick QGPL/QCLSRC since that, as far as i know has always shipped
on AS/400 and S/38's.

Regards,
Brian L.

At 06:23 PM 7/8/97 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Hi All,
>
>     I have a question on SBMRMTCMD command. When we specify this command
>in a CL, we need to specify the DDM file which is used to locate the remote
>system. But when we specify the DDMF (which has to be created before this)
>we need to specify the remote file name also along with remote location
>name while creating DDMF. Which remote file name we will specify? The help
>for SBMRMTCMD says it ignores the remote file and only uses the remote
>location. But if we delete the remote file on the remote system, what will
>happen to the DDMF on the source system and how it affects the SBMRMTCMD?
>
>     Is there any permanent *FILE object on the remote system that can be
>specified in DDMF to be used for SBMRMTCMD? Thanx in advance for any help
>or suggestions. Good day.
>
>Best Regards,
>Venu
>
>
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