Re: Viewing IFS files using Windows Explorer

[Michael Ryan <michaelrtr@xxxxxxxxx>]

You need to use NetServer to share out the IFS directory. Once you do
that you'll be able to see your i and the shared folders.

On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 1:50 PM, Glen Egginton <glen.egginton@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have a question that I hope someone  could answer it for me.
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> I am trying to copy .CSV files to the AS/400 data base via the CPYFRMIMPF
> (Copy From Import File) command.
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> Using ADDLNK command, I have created a sub-folder GLEN under folder /home.
> This can be verified using WRKLNK.
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> The problem I am having is how to get to the folder GLEN via Windows
> Explorer so I can drag and drop files.
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> I don't know if a sub-system is not started or if I am experiencing some
> sort of security problems.
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> I suspect security is not an issue since I can see the folder under WRKLNK
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> If anyone could help with this,  It would be greatly appreciated.
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> Glen Egginton
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