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  3. February 2017

Re: How to copy files from IFS to a Windows server?

O.k. First, thanks to everyone who offered help. I tried a bunch of
different things, so if I ever needed to replicate this effort for another
server, I'd be pretty much back to square 1. But, I think, the magic
command was MKDIR. Also, Richard was correct about the Windows and i user
matching. We have a generic user profile we use for this, so I'll have to
use the USER parameter on the SBMJOB command. And, just to be clear, I
tried it and it works.

Also, we'll change the QSTRUP program to include the MKDIR for this server.

- Dan

On Fri, Feb 3, 2017 at 3:57 PM, Richard Schoen <
Richard.Schoen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

IFS style syntax perhaps.

Windows and IBMi user must typically match.

NFS and Windows Services for Unix might be a better option.

See archives for previous discussions on this.


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