Re: FW: running a command on the IFS from batch.

Do you have Client Access on an NT box? Have you installed the incoming
remote command feature? If so, you can do this by putting the address of
the NT box in there. I assume qausteel is the DNS name of the 400. Or you
could put the numeric IP address in there, but those things change.

Be sure to run CWBRXD, which starts an rexecd on NT. Or NT may have its own
rexecd - I forget.

At 01:45 PM 4/15/02 -0400, you wrote:


> >       I have been running a program that runs a batch job on the
> IFS  by using STRPCO.   However I just changed this to run the CL from
> the night scheduler and it doesn't like STRPCO from batch.   So I thought
> I could change it to runrmtcmd but it doesn't like this either.   Telling
> me my command has an invalid name.
> >  Is it because I am running this from the same IP.  The as/400 and IFS
> are the same IP
> >
> >
> >  ===> RUNRMTCMD CMD('\\qausteel\home\vmi\inv.bat')
> RMTLOCNAME('192.168.0.1' *IP)
> >  RMTUSER(KEYBANK) RMTPWD()
> > .   *...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6...
> >  String '\\QAUSTEEL' contains a character that is not valid.
> >  Error found on *N command.
> >
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