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You can script ftp commands in a pysical file and then do a file override to the ftp command: CRTSRCPF FILE(MYLIB/FTPCMD) MBR(FTP) add commands using DFU or whatever.. OVRDBF FILE(INPUT ) TOFILE(MYLIB/FTPCMD) MBR(FTP) STRTCPFTP RMTSYS(MYAS400) DLTOVR FILE(*ALL) Eric Sundell-AS400/PC Specialist PMI/Delta Dental If Bill Gates had a dime for every time a Windows box crashed ... Oh, wait a minute, he already does. ____________________Reply Separator____________________ Subject: Re: Client Access file transfers locking - V4R4 Author: "Jim Langston" [SMTP:jlangston@conexfreight.com] Date: 8/19/99 1:42 PM Oh, dang, not the answer I expected at all. I already knew about PC FTP scripting. I was hoping I could script the FTP client on the AS400 side. I dont have the FTP service up on theAS400 and really don't want to have to bring it up. I was hoping that the FTP client on the AS400 had scripting capabilities, so I could FTP to an NT FTP server. Thanks for your timely response, Jim Langston Rob Berendt wrote: > Two samples: > > RUNFTP.BAT > ---------- > ftp -n -s:ftpscript.txt > > FTPSCRIPT.TXT > ------------- > open myas400 > user userid password > cd mylib > put pcfile > quote rcmd my400cmd parmname(parameter) > cd myotherlib > quote rcmd my400cmd2 > get file400 > quote rcmd my400cmd3 > quit > > jlangston@conexfreight.com on 08/19/99 12:38:57 PM > Please respond to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com@Internet > To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com@Internet > cc: > Fax to: > Subject: Re: Client Access file transfers locking - V4R4 > > On an aside, I am going to be doing some daily FTP transfers, > and through my browsing of the soft copy I didn't run across the > FTP scripting. I know FTP fairly well (I use FTP.EXE on a PC > all the time) so that is not a problem. > > But where do I turn for the scripting side? > > Regards, > > Jim Langston > > Rob Berendt wrote: > > > First of all, this looks like a support contract issue. Did they > > have a PTF for this? I can't think of any system values, class > > restrictions, temp storage restrictions, or anything else that might > > be causing this. > > > > Second, could you write a ftp script file for her that would get the > > file using FTP instead of client access? I assume that she could > > always store the CPYSPLF into the same disk file? If you assistance > > with the ftp scripting, call me. > > > > manske@pconline.com on 08/18/99 11:11:57 AM > > Please respond to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com@Internet > > To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com@Internet > > cc: > > Fax to: > > Subject: Client Access file transfers locking - V4R4 > > > > I was wondering if I am alone in this situation - I am on V4R4, cum C9229440 > > and latest patches for the PC on both CA V4R4(express - SF57098) and > > V3R2(normal - SF57002). I have a "power-user" doing file transfers of her > > print-out to a text file on the PC for sending out to other government > > entities. She copies the spool file to a source physical file, this file as > > 7,081 lines, she then does the CA file transfer, it gets to record 3,483 and > > just stops; causing a dump to qezdebug outq.. > > > > MESSAGE ID- MCH0601 > > MESSAGE FILE- QCPFMSG LIBRARY- *LIBL > > SEVERITY- 40 > > MSGTYPE- 0F > > SENDING- > > .PROGRAM- QZDASQLL > > IBRARY- QIWS > > .INSTRUCTION- 1CEEE > > RECEIVING- > > .PROGRAM- QZDASQL LIBRARY- QIWSS > > .INSTRUCTION- 1CEEE > > MESSAGE- > > Space offset X'00000000' or teraspace offset X'0000000000000000' is outside > > current limit for object DASERVER_SPACE0001 > > > > And for a real interesting tid-bite, If I have her split the member up into > > three smaller ones sized as 3,400 lines, 3,600 lines and 81 lines and > > do the transfer as create, then append the last two members; it works (going > > over the previous 3,483 stop) > > > > Is there a record limit; is there a "better" way to allow the users to do > > this without taking too much of my time for "training" > > > > Thank you for the suggestions and help; and hope this gives everyone another > > heads up on V4R4 > > > > Mark A. 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