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Re: Using CPYTOARCF to create zip files to send to Linux box

Laurence

You can definitely use JAR - we do it all the time to create XLSX files, which are basically PK-zipped archives.

We wrap JAR in a QShell command - use the option to not create the manifest - it's something like -mcf or -Mcf or the like.

HTH
Vern

On 10/15/2020 3:06 PM, Laurence Chiu wrote:
1. Found the jar utility and asked one of our IBMi users to check if it's
installed. It is. Can the jar utility be executed from a CL script which is
what we need?
2. Can't send directly to the Linux box because it's in the cloud and the
Power server on the internal network won't allow that. The Windows box
however over a VPN

But seems that I have a solution

Thanks

On Fri, Oct 16, 2020 at 8:45 AM Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Why bother with the Wiindoze box? Just use theIBM i to send direct to the
Linux box.



On Oct 15, 2020, at 3:27 PM, Laurence Chiu <lchiu7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I need to transfer some 20G of text files each night to a Linuz server
in a
remote location. The plan is to zip all the files up, use a Windows
server
to access the Power server (on 7.3) via SSH, grab the zip file and then
SFTP to a remote location. That Linux remote location would then unzip
the
files and make them ready for an ETL process into a Data warehouse.

Some of the non iSeries guys were asking if the zip file created by IBMi
would be compatible with standard zip files and I think they would be I
thought I would check here first.

Thanks for any feedback.
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