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APPEND seems to only be for the remote system, not the local system.
I am attempting to GET data from an FTP server and load it to a local file on my client IBMi. And I want to append data to my local file.
I don't think I am misreading the manual. (But it has happened many times before)

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See:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/ssw_ibm_i_73/rzaiq/rzaiqclien
tsu.htm

Use APPEND

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Is there a way with FTP to do a GET with Append?
I want to get multiple files from the server and append them to a single file on my client side.
Using IBM I V7R3 as client FTP

Thanks,

Paul

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