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I don't have the exact syntax off the top of my head but the rtopcb and
rfrompcb programs will run transfers. User rfrompcb /? and rtopcb /? to
see the parms, pretty easy to use. These things can be called from a
DOS command line. They can also be called from the iseires if you have
the Incoming Remote Command function enabled. (Pgms > IBM iSeries access
for Windows > iSeries Access for Windows Properties, then the Incoming
Remote Command tab,)
- Larry
CZE Midrange wrote:
Does anyone know what the syntax and procedures are to automate file
transfer requests going in both directions...from the host down to the PC
and vicey-versace! Eliminating the manual chore of running these things
each week would be a lovely thought.
Thanks much.
Rick Rayburn
NYC
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