RE: FTP question

In response to various emails:

I need to be able to take the object(LIBRARY/DBF) and derive who created
the file in order for the application to properly handle the data file.

Currently, I know that the file arrive in a library, I know the
job(iSeries server job) that created the file.

How do I connect this object information to the user exit log, what is the
hook.

What I have heard so far:

Exit Log:
Job Name, Number, User, Library , File, Original User, Transferred to User

QAUDJRN
Job Name, Number, User, Library , File

This key structure seems to lacking "something".

Michael  

   

-----Original Message-----
From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of JMichael Smith
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 8:22 AM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: FTP question

As a baseline, my knowledge of FTP and how it works is limited.
 
My question is based on the following scenario:
 
1> User1/Password1 initals an FTP request to the iSeries
2> Exit program on the iSeries recognizes User1/Password1 and changes it
to a "common" FTP "user profile" that has proper authority to put a file
3> FTP request to put a file to the iSeries is completed and the user
log's off
 
At a later date, how can I determine who User1/Password1 was... inorder to
properly process the data in the file.
 
TIA
Michael


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