RE: QNTC

Vern, I too was shocked when browsing the IFS I saw all iSeries lpars mapped between our SAP and Basis servers.
And I've never discovered the person/reason this was done.
Agreed, QNTC is tricky, but I do like being able to connect with "no credentials" - can't quite believe that's a "feature" . . .

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From: MIDRANGE-L [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Vernon Hamberg
Sent: Friday, May 22, 2015 9:20 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: QNTC

Hi Gary

I am not answering this question - just admitting my shock, literally, that you're using QNTC to connect to the IFS on another IBM i - QNTC is for seeing Windows file shares. Of course, you could be seeing a file share defined through NetServer.

I would think you could use /QFileSvr.400 - that gives you a direct connection to resources on another IBM i - here's an example of setting it up -

mkdir '/qfilesvr.400/IBM-i-IP-address'

Now I'm sure there might be connection issues - but nothing compared to messing with QNTC!!

Now someone else can give you an answer to your REAL question, eh?

Cheers
Vern

On 5/22/2015 8:19 AM, Gary Thompson wrote:

We have two iSeries exchanging data in text files on their respective IFS by way of QNTC.

Our current solution uses code based on Scott Klement's DELTREE to
process QNTC files, typically looking for new files in an
"unprocessed" folder, copying them to a local IFS folder and then "moving" the remote file from the "unprocessed" to the "processed" folder.

About every 6 to 12 weeks a "never-ending" job gets stuck on CPDB050 -
Session init error which within a couple of messages will stall in message wait on CPE3025 - No such path or directory.

Can anyone point me to rpg code to handle this error ?

We have the "Who Knew" and "RPG: Exception" pdf's, but I've not done
much more than CL monmsg and occasional rpg monitor.

Thanks!

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