On 1/13/11 11:42 AM, Tom Deskevich wrote:
I don't know the answer to your question, Scott.
But here it is, the only difference is that I do a 'bin':
cd tomtest
250 "TOMTEST" is current library.
lcd vgomplib
Local working directory is VGOMPLIB
put xxxrd50p 250 Now using naming format "0".
257 "TOMTEST" is current library.
500 Subcommand EPSV not valid.
227 Entering Passive Mode (172,16,0,8,141,254).
150 Sending file to member XXXRD50P in file XXXRD50P in library TOMTEST.
Unable to send data to server.
426-Cannot write to member XXXRD50P in file XXXRD50P in library TOMTEST.
426 Data transfer ended.
226 ABOR subcommand received; no transfer in progress.
bin
200 Representation type is binary IMAGE.
put xxxrd50p
227 Entering Passive Mode (172,16,0,8,200,123).
150 Sending file to member XXXRD50P in file XXXRD50P in library TOMTEST.
250 File transfer completed successfully. 2755968 bytes transferred in
27.488
seconds. Transfer rate 100.260 KB/sec.
After the error [but prior to QUIT], review the active FTP server
joblog by DSPJOBLOG, for the I/O error which was the origin for the
FTP426 "Cannot write..." condition. Or... If using an input source
script, then add the following RCMD request lines just after the first
PUT; afterward, review the QPJOBLOG for the I/O error by way of WRKSPLF
*SELECT SELECT(*CURRENT *ALL *ALL MYFTPPUT):
quote rcmd ovrprtf *prtf hold(*YES) outq(YourOutq)
splfown(*curusrprf) ovrscope(*JOB) usrdta(MYFTPPUT)
quote rcmd dspjoblog output(*print)
Regards, Chuck
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