RE: Websphere Application Server

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I don't think 1 image of a size 3,091,292,160 would download any faster 
than 5 images of size 618,258,432.

If I use a member that looks like:
        *************** Beginning of data
0001.00 
0002.00 user assuppliedbyibm assuppliedbyibm
0003.00 namefmt 1 
0004.00 lcd /fixes 
0005.00 ascii 
0006.00 cd /b5691614/249029/c 
0007.00 get ftpSF99530.txt 
0008.00 get ilstSF99530.txt 
0009.00 binary 
0010.00 get SF99530_1.bin 
0011.00 get SF99530_2.bin 
0012.00 get SF99530_3.bin 
0013.00 get SF99530_4.bin 
0013.00 get SF99530_5.bin 
0014.00 quit 
        ****************** End of data **
and do an
OVRDBF FILE(INPUT) TOFILE(ROB/FTPIN) MBR(SF99530)
it pretty much runs unattended.
I've never found ftp to use that large of a percentage of your lan card 
bandwidth.  Maybe running multiple sessions at the same time would run 
faster?  Unless IBM forbids multiple logins.  If this does work, then 
think of the breakdown into multiple images as a bonus.

Rob Berendt
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It is running in batch but still takes a long time and I hate waiting for
computers.  I need a computer that can do anything in a blink of an eye,
with a direct link to my brain.  Fingers cannot keep up with random 
thought
processes.  ;-) 

-----Original Message-----

If you are downloading, what difference does it make?  I always use a 
script file to download, that way I don't have to type in the multiple 
get's.
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