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Re: Can we FTP a CSVF file to local desktop in good format

Hello Jerry,

Am 22.03.2022 um 17:45 schrieb jerry ven <jerryven95@xxxxxxxxx>:

Can we download a csv file using FTP in such a way that after download
it's format should not be disturbed and should be in a good visible format?
like it is in IBM i ?

Please give actual examples (maybe screen shots linked somewhere) of what you mean.

Then please give examples what you expect.

Finally, point out what exactly you are doing when you see the "wrong" outcome.

Everything else is just guesswork. Help us to help you. :-)

but in below command ( which was part of the link shared by me earlier)
it takes qsys and actual library and source file name for FTP purpose.
but how to extract that csv file if it is located under some directory
and sub directory name on the IFS path

Ehm? Just give the actual path of that IFS file — instead of /QSYS.LIB, use /whatever/directory/is/there.

:wq! PoC




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