RE: FTP question

Currently there is a never ending program that reviews the results of the
QAUDJRN, it does an allocate to insure that the files is available, and
then submits the applications processing job... It needs to know the
"original user" to properly process the data.

1> Exit program events have already occurred at this point, as you have
pointed out.

2> Doing a "object lock" review seems "chancey"... What if it is only 1
record, and is already complete.

Michael 
 

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Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 12:44 PM
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Subject: RE: FTP question

Oh, I see.  A few ways jump to mind.
1 - Test the snot out of all the 3 user id's previously discussed and see
what gets logged to QAUDJRN and see if that is doable.
2 - See if you can get really weird and use the ifs exit point for
/qsys.lib/mylib.lib/upload.file
3 - When ever some does the put fire off a job to batch that waits until
it is not locked and then processes it.  For example, the ftp exit point
is fired just prior to executing the put command.  If you approve it,
you'd then submit your job.  Then that would be it for the exit point. The
submitted job would have to wait until the lock is released.  After all,
it may take a few minutes for the file to transfer.  Then it could process
it accordingly.  I'd probably use this option.

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The intent is to remove the QUOTE command from this process.

Michael 

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[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jim Franz
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 9:26 AM
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Subject: Re: FTP question

I realize your not indicating User1 submits any cmd to process the file
(which is what I have done in some apps - a pc batch file can do this:
quote rcmd CALL  CCCOMMC  in the ftp script). The executed RPGLE, in the
program data structure, has both the "Q" profile (in field @UID in example
below) and the swapped profile (in field @CUSER). This is not for
anonymous ftp.
 *------------------------------------
 * Program Information Data Structure
 *------------------------------------
D                SDS
D @UID                  254    263
D @CUSER            358    367

jim franz

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Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 9:21 AM
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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