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I have vague memory of some 400 command that creates source 
code needed for some physical object.  I think we have used 
it on configuration objects, to setup something the same way 
as something else.
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That was RTVCFGSRC.  We have it in our backup CL.  Has nothing to do with 
DDS. 

Ok, so you do DDS a lot when working with BPCS.  Who doesn't?  That 
doesn't preclude you from using iNav's tool to retrieve the SQL definition 
of a file.  So you have one file that is created with SQL.  No big deal.

However, I think you may be barking up the wrong tree.  If the other 
machine is an iSeries I strongly recommend against using direct PF 
transfer with FTP.  I strongly recommend saving it into a save file, 
sending that in BINary method, making sure the save file exists on the 
remote system first (or the PUT makes it a PF and not a SAVF), ... oh 
here's the script

quote rcmd crtsavf mylib/mysavf
quote rcmd clrsavf mylib/mysavf
bin
put homelib/mysavf mylib/mysavf
quote rcmd rstobj myobj mylib dev(*savf) savf(mylib/mysavf)
quit

I put the extra CLRSAVF in there in case the save file existed prior to 
the CRTSAVF to avoid the "Hey, do you want to clobber the data?" message.

Rob Berendt

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