Re: error handling with SFTP

[Scott Klement <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Phil,

Do you have the PTF installed that fixes error handling?

You're right that QUSRJOBI (which, IMHO, you should not be using.. you 
should be using QShell!) won't return failure...   but that's because 
your script doesn't propagate the error to the caller.

But the fact that the RENAME runs even if the PUT failed implies to me 
that you're missing the PTF.  Without that PTF, you're going nowhere fast.

For v5r3, the PTF is SI25208
For v5r4, the PTF is SI25209





On 8/20/2010 1:09 PM, ssc1478 wrote:
> I'm struggling with error handling with SFTP and QP2SHELL.
>
> I created a generic shell script file that accepts parms:
>
>   #!/bin/sh
>   fromfile=$1
>   tofile=$2
>   user=$3
>   tgtsys=$4
>   totmpfile=$5
>   errlvl=$6
>   sftp $errlvl $user@$tgtsys<<  EOT
>   put $fromfile $totmpfile
>   rename $totmpfile $tofile
>   quit
>   EOT
>
> If the put fails, it will still do the rename.  And retrieving the
> result out using the QUSRJOBI api always returns success.
>
> So I am thinking that it will not work unless I execute sftp instead
> of sh.  I want to try that, but am wondering if I can pass parms to an
> sftp file:
>
>   put $fromfile $totmpfile
>   rename $totmpfile $tofile
>
> Or do I need to either have a script file for each sftp that I will
> do, or create the file dynamically each time?
>
> Just trying to understand the rules!
> Thanks,
>
> Phil