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From inside the script or from the command line.

Try the “site quote crtsavf……”.


Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects

On Oct 10, 2024, at 11:34 AM, smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

If I run the command by itself, it creates the PF. It is the CRTSAVF that
is having issues.

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Subject: Re: Weird result creating a SAVF via FTP

I'll bet the "quote "CRTSAVF MYLIB/MYSAVF" " line is not working. FTP would
create a PF if the file does not exist by default.
In my scripts in WinSCP I use "site quote "CRTSAVF MYLIB/MYSAVF""

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Date 10/10/2024 10:33:50 AM
Subject Weird result creating a SAVF via FTP

I have a .bat file on my windows PC that needs to connect to an IBM I,
create a SAVF, and then upload a file from the PC into the SAVF. My
script file is as follows:



open systemname

userid

password

quote "CRTSAVF MYLIB/MYSAVF"

bin

put file.savf mylib/mysavf

close

quit



This creates a PF named mylib/myfile. It does not create a SAVF. If
the file already exists, I get an error that CRTSRCPF failed. Why is
it converting the CRTSAVF to a CRTSRCPF? How do I get it to create the
SAVF?



This is on a 7.4 machine that is current (as of Monday) with PTFs.



This is going to connect to 8 different machines so I'd rather not log
into each one of them to do the CRTSAVF.

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