Re: RUNRMTCMD

[Pete Hall <pbhall@xxxxxxxxxx>]

At 10:16 07/21/2000 , John Fields wrote:
>Hi, group!:
>
>
>Drive C: is the local drive on my P/C "heracles" Drive X: is on my Unix 
>Box
>
>My CL program PHOTOCP is listed below:
>  Columns . . . 
> :   QGPL/QCLSRC                                                    PHOTOCP
>         *************** Beginning of data 
> *************************************
>0001.00 
>PGM
>0002.00              RUNRMTCMD  CMD('C:\photo.bat X:\1al\001--.tif') 
>+
>0003.00                           RMTLOCNAME('heracles' 
>*IP)
>0004.00 
>ENDPGM
>         ****************** End of data 
> ****************************************
> 
 >
Here are my questions:
>
>     (1)    When I run my CL program Drive X on  the Unix Box I get an 
> error message that the file does not exist or cannot be  found when I 
> move the file to one of my local drives it works fine, what am I doing wrong?
>
>     (2)    Why does RUNRMTCMD run slowly is there a faster way to do what 
> I'm trying to do?

I would suppose that your PC is running NT. If this is true, then the 
remote command service cannot use the drive mappings you have set up for 
your interactive login. I think it will find C:\photo.bat, but it does not 
know how to find the X drive. Try changing the target file path to use 
universal naming convention. If X is mapped to the root of the unix drive, 
it would look something like \\hostname\sharename(or volume)\lal\001--.tif. 
I don't know exactly what the syntax would be on an SG unix box, but that 
would work on an NT or Netware server. As an alternative, you can also map 
the drive with the Net Use command, and then it will be able to find drive X.

hth
Pete
Pete Hall
pbhall@execpc.com
http://www.execpc.com/~pbhall
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