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In the case below the from library is BDIETZ and the target is BDTEST.
the source file in BDtest existed before the FTP.

I did a LCD(local change directory) on the source system and
a CD(change directory) on the target system.

The mput then sends from source to the target.

As for the last question on replacing members I quote from the help:

<help>
 You can use an asterisk to send all the members in a file or all the
 documents in a folder.  For example, MPUT MYLIB/MYFILE.* transfers
 all the members of file MYFILE in library MYLIB.
     Note:  If the remote file already exists, the contents are
     replaced by the contents of localfile unless   SUNIQUE is on.
</help>


----------------------------
Bryan Dietz


>
> Thanks, Bryan and Buck, for suggesting mput.
>

> Also I am a bit vague on mput usage as per example.
> Is BDTEST the from-library on the source system ?
> Is BDIETZ the to-library on the target system ?
> & does mput replace an existing target object ?
>
> tia, Fiona
> __________________________________________________________
>  cd bdtest
>   250 "BDTEST" is current library.
> > lcd bdietz
>   Local working directory is BDIETZ
> > mput qclsrc.*
>   250  Now using naming format "0".
>   257 "BDTEST" is current library.
>   227 Entering Passive Mode (127,0,0,1,4,60).
>   150 Sending file to member #PROC in file QCLSRC in library BDTEST.
>   250 File transfer completed successfully.
>      161 bytes transferred in 0.261 seconds. Transfer rate 0.617 KB/sec.
>   227 Entering Passive Mode (127,0,0,1,72,46).
>   150 Sending file to member #QWCRJBST in file QCLSRC in library BDTEST.
>   250 File transfer completed successfully.
>     2552 bytes transferred in 0.106 seconds. Transfer rate 23.975 KB/sec.
>
>
> you do however lose the source member type and text.
>
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