Re: RSTLIB and *SAVF

[Pete Hall <pbhall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've always created the save file on the target system first. I've never 
tried it, but I hear tell that if you use namefmt 1, the system will know 
it needs to create a save file for you because you'll specify the name as 
<savefilename>.savf. If you want to play with namefmt 1, the commands you 
need will be something like this:

quote site namefmt 1
cd /qsys.lib/qgpl
bin
put imsave/source.savf

At 21:57 8/20/2004, you wrote:
> I'm using FTP for the first time to move libraries from a 9402 to a 
> 9406.  I saved a library to a savfile called SOURCE in library 
> JIMSAVE.  Here's what I do on the 9402 to send the file:
>
> strtcpsvr *ftp
> ftp
> username
> password
> bin
> put jimsave/source.savf
>
> I've also tried this:
>
> put jimsave/source.source
>
>
> The file goes over into QGPL and the attribute gets changed to 
> PF-DTA.  Then when I try to do a RSTLIB I get a message saying "File 
> SOURCE in QGPL not a save file".  This is probably something really simple 
> that I'm omitting.  TIA.
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Pete Hall
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