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The data will be received into a DB file member. But, yes, I have no say over what files/members will be used. I do do know it will always be the same file name, so this can be hardcoded into the program. I won't know the member names, or when they arrive. Syd Nicholson Quoting thomas@inorbit.com: > Syd: > > On Wed, 13 March 2002, Dr Syd Nicholson wrote: > > > Unfortunately, I have no flexibility or control over the software > > sending the FTPed data. The data will arrive in a new file member and > my > > program needs to respond to this. > > I'm still trying to understand this. Are you saying that the target > system -- i.e., your system -- has no say over what directory path and > file name is used for the transfer? (The source system decides the > library and file name?) Is it in fact required that this transfer be > received into a database file member rather than as a streamfile? > > If you could receive the transfer as a streamfile and the transfer > resulted in an "event trigger", would it then be acceptable for you to > convert the streamfile into a database format as part of the trigger > action? > > Tom Liotta
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