Re: What is the best, most graceful way to import PC data and then run a CLP program?

All our users have mapped drives to network server (H: drives). When we
do this type of option we have them put the file on their H: drive and
then kick off an app from their AS/400 menus. The app will FTP to the
network file server, change directory to the users H: drive folder and
GET the file. You could use the IFS via a mapped drive also and change
the ftp get to a copy stream file. We did not want to give all our users
authority to start a FTP session on the iSeries and run a remote call -
too dangerous as they could submit a DLTLIB *ALL

booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx 8/23/2006 12:48:43 PM >>>

What is the best, most graceful way to import PC data and then run a
CLP 
program?

It occurs to me that there are several ways to do this, and a
discussion 
might prove educational and fun.

The person runs a PC program, creating a PC file.  This file must go to

the iSeries once a week, and then be processed by a CLP program/

Ideas? Suggestions?  Fantastic solutions?