RE: SndNetF

[Chris Bipes <rpg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Look at the AS/400 ICF Programming Version 3 Document Number SC41-3442-00
Program Number 5763-SS1 for program QY2FTML.  This can be used to send to or
receive from another AS400 any file member.  It is faster than SNADS and
provides you with a return code that you can process.  Hey IBM wrote the
program for us!

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-----Original Message-----
From: Evan Harris [mailto:spanner@ihug.co.nz]
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 10:40 AM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: Re: SndNetF


Lance,

>I am using SndNetF to send files between two /400s.  It works fine but is a

>bit slow.  I would like to be able to check the progress of the transfer,
but 
>I don't know how.  Is there some command I could use that would tell me how

>many records have been sent or what the % complete is?  All I can do now is

>run RcvNetF every once in a while until the files show up.   TIA,  Lance

I figure the WRKDSTQ display would allow you to see the percentage sent,
but if what you are trying to do is automate transfer of objets, what I did
was write a message handling program and then sent all my Network files to
one user.

The message handling program monitored for the file arrived message (sorry
I'm light on the details I'm at home) and then pulled the network file
details out of the message, and after some processing restored the objects.

I never bothered monitoring how much had been sent because once I had the
process automated, it didn't really matter to me 'cause I wasn't waiting.

There are some other ways to do this stuff like using the SAVRST command,
or you could make the simple method I used more complex, but I guess it
depends on your needs.

HTH
Evan Harris
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