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Re: Automating Copy Stream Files

Andre

You can use path naming - it's something like

/qsys.lib/libname.lib/filename.file/mbrname.mbr

HTH

Vern

At 07:26 PM 8/14/2003 -0700, you wrote:
I have a situation where a PC is tranferring files via FTP to the iSeries (AS/400) FTP Server and placing the files into an IFS directory. Using the CPYFRMSTMF cmd I can get those files into a DB2/400 - file/lib/mbr. The only problem is that the CPYFRMSTMF cmd is done on a one file basis. In other words if I place 10 files in the IFS directory I have to do the CPYFRMSTMF command 10 times for each file and I have to be exact for each file name...file names can/will differ.

BTW, my PC based FTP client does not offer the capability to use Site commands so I cannot use "Quote site na0" naming format to go directly to the DB2/400 side. It automatically defaults to na1.



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