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Thanks
Vern

At 08:33 AM 11/27/2005, you wrote:

Hi All,



I currently have an FTP job that runs on our Win2k3 Webserver that I
would like to move to our AS/400.  The job simply transfers an ASCII
file over from our clients FTP server every minute.  However, I will
still need our MSSQL server to read the files from this FTP job, as they
are run through a specific DTS package and added to the MSSQL database.



What is the easiest way to set up a shared filespace on our AS/400 that
could be read by the DTS package on the Windows server?  The other
question is will the files that are placed on the AS/400 be changed in
any way if they are downloaded as ASCII files?



Any ideas would be appreciated.



Thank you!


Brian.



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