RE: CA/400 for NT - File Transfer Woes

[Mark Welte <MWelte@xxxxxxxx>]

We had the same problem. I called IBM tech support. They had me add a
communications entry to the QCMN subsystem (ADDCMNE). I can't remember
which one they had me to add. I think it's the last one our our list. I
can send you the whole list if you want me to. The last one our our list
has these attributes:

Device: *APPN
Mode: QSERVER
Job Description: *USRPRF
Library: <<BLANK>>
User: *SYS
Max Active: 0

It worked for us! I don't think I even had to end the subsystem.

Good luck.

Mark Welte
Denso Manufacturing Tennessee, Inc.

>----------
>From:  brobins@ix.netcom.com
>Sent:  Thursday, August 14, 1997 7:55 PM
>To:    midrange-L@midrange.com
>Subject:       CA/400 for NT - File Transfer Woes
>
>
>I am now in the alligator pit that is the CA/400 95/NT software package.  I
>have a Pentium 802.2 connected to a 400 running 3.2 over CA/400 3.1.2
>Service Pack 4xxx.  When trying to do a file transfer (specifically to the
>PC) the job log for the transfer job contains PWS0008 - The OS/400 database
>server cannot be run.   CAUSE: Stream fetch is only supported through the
>Qserver Subsystem.
>
>I have to end the transfer job on the 400; hitting cancel on the PC side does
>nothing (interesting that it still uses 400 resources).
>
>I have went through IBM's documents and the only mention for this message
>describes problems with Microsoft's SNA and TCP/IP.  The basic problem being
>that the Host Server database daemon is not running or not running in
>Qserver.  I have checked the joblog for job QZDASRVSD which is generated by a
>ENDHOSTSVR *DATABASE and it indicates that it was running in Qserver.  So the
>400 side would seem to be fine.  The job log for the PC transfer job shows it
>was running in Qsnads (this must be the problem).
>
>Anyone have any bright ideas?
>
>Bill Robins
>
>
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