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  • Subject: Re: Correlating *SAVF "records" to FTP job I/O count
  • From: Patrick Townsend <townsend@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 01 May 2000 12:15:24 -0700
  • Organization: Patrick Townsend & Associates, Inc.

Dan,

I believe the transfer record size of an FTP transfer will be controlled
by the Maximum Frame Size of the line description. Save file record
lengths are 528, but I believe FTP should send multiple records with
each transfer. You can see what the AS/400 is doing by putting a
communications trace on the line (STRCMNTRC). End the trace with
ENDCMNTRC and then print it with PRTCMNTRC. There is a header for each
TCP/IP frame, but you will get an idea of the size this way.

Patrick
-- 
IBM AS/400 communications, FTP automation, and network security
software and consulting services.

http://www.patownsend.com

"Bale, Dan" wrote:
> 
> Is there a known, constant, record-blocking factor used when transmitting a
> save file from one AS/400 to another via FTP?
> 
> I am using FTP to transmit save files from plant boxes to the division box.
> One I have running right now is 56MB.  The system operator is wondering how
> much longer the FTP will run.  When I look at the job running FTP, it shows
> the save file being transmitted as an open file (WRKJOB option 14) and shows
> the I/O count at 12,417.  If I could correlate the save file's number of
> records to the I/O count, I would be able to estimate the time remaining to
> complete the transmission.
> 
> RTFM?  Please point the way.
> 
> - Dan Bale
> 
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