Re: BATCH FTP question

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Your output file, SAW_FTP_O, should have a log of what happened.  Have 
you looked at the data in that file?

On 2/18/2015 10:15 AM, Thomas Burrows wrote:
> Trying to do a BATCH FTP and something is not working.
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>    CLRPFM     FILE(SAW_FTP_O)
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>    CALL       PGM(SAW_FTP)
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>    OVRDBF     FILE(INPUT) TOFILE(SAW_FTP_F) MBR(SAW_FTP_F)
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>    OVRDBF     FILE(OUTPUT) TOFILE(SAW_FTP_O) MBR(SAW_FTP_O)
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>    FTP        RMTSYS(THOFS001)
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>    DLTOVR     FILE(*ALL)
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> My input file SAW_FTP_F has this in it.
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> Running the above CL commands in DEBUG all I get is
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>                                                          File Transfer
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>   Previous FTP subcommands and
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>     Connecting to host THOFS001.ACPRODUCTSINC.COM at address 10.41.84.20
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>     220 Microsoft FTP
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>   Enter login ID (tburrows):
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> Appears that my file of FTP commands "SAW_FTP_F
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>   REIN
> USER   userid  password
> NAMEFMT 1
> ASCII
> put qtemp/BIRC_0216O.saw_f_prg   /omga/BIRC_0216.prg
> put qtemp/MAPL_0216O.saw_f_prg   /omga/MAPL_0216.prg
> put qtemp/OAK__0216O.saw_f_prg   /omga/OAK__0216.prg
> put qtemp/WHIT_0216O.saw_f_prg   /omga/WHIT_0216.prg
> put qtemp/ALDE_0219O.saw_f_prg   /omga/ALDE_0219.prg
> put qtemp/BIRC_0219O.saw_f_prg   /omga/BIRC_0219.prg
> put qtemp/CHER_0219O.saw_f_prg   /omga/CHER_0219.prg
> put qtemp/MAPL_0219O.saw_f_prg   /omga/MAPL_0219.prg
> put qtemp/OAK__0219O.saw_f_prg   /omga/OAK__0219.prg
> put qtemp/WHIT_0219O.saw_f_prg   /omga/WHIT_0219.prg
> QUIT
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> is not being picked up.
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> If it matters the FTP commands in SAW_FTP_F are being generated by a RPG
> program I wrote. Thus the SAW_FTP_F is not a TEXT file. But a straight PF
> that has one field name that is an alpha 80.
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> Could this be a problem.
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> Thomas in
> Dallas