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My FTPAPI software will do this, but it's for the AS/400, not the PC...
so if you're interested in going the other direction (i.e. running an FTP
server on the PC, and using a program on the AS/400 to transfer things)
it might be worth checking out.

I agree that MPUT might help you, if creating the directories manually
isn't a big deal.

Otherwise, you'll have to wait until I write a PC version of FTPAPI :)

On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Tyler, Matt wrote:

> I take that back I could not get MPUT to work generically.  You need to
> create the folder structure before copying anything (at least as far as I
> can tell).  Using MKDIR will do that.  You will still need to have a script
> in order to do this automatically.
>
> On 17-10-02 at 15:41 Meade, Bernard wrote:
>
> >I want to FTP a larger folder, with multiple sub-folders, from a PC to the
> >IFS so I can use the SAV command and save the PC folders to AS400 tape.
> >I'm
> >not very knowledgeable in FTP and have only been able to FTP a individual
> >file from the PC to the IFS.  Does anyone out there have the commands they
> >use to accomplish this?



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