RE: Data transfer

[Bill Graziano <Bill.Graziano@xxxxxxxx>]

Lee,    
        Thanks. I have the device, controller, and line descriptions. I need
to find out how to create the ICF file. If you can provide me with the
manual number, that will surely help. 

Martin, 
        Thanks for your suggestion of using FTP. Unfortunately, I have been
told that our AS/400 is not connected to the internet so we can only FTP to
ourselves. 

Bill
Programmer
Brambles Equipment Services, Inc.


-----Original Message-----
From: HANSMAN,LEE [mailto:HANSMANL@siouxvalley.org]
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 10:46 AM
To: 'RPG400-L@midrange.com'
Subject: RE: Data transfer


Bill - 
We send data files to a Bank using BSC.  There is no CRTBSCF command.  You
create the device, controller, and line as the BSC.  Then you create the ICF
file.  The manual that outlines all of this is the BSCEL Manual - I can get
you the number.  It stands for Bisynch Equivalence Link.  There are pretty
good examples in there, too.  Let me know if I can help more.

Lee Hansman
hansmanl@siouxvalley.org


> ----------
> From:         Bill Graziano[SMTP:Bill.Graziano@besi.com]
> Reply To:     RPG400-L@midrange.com
> Sent:         Friday, March 03, 2000 7:12 AM
> To:   RPG E-MAIL LIST (E-mail)
> Subject:      Data transfer
> 
> I am starting on a project by where I will be transmitting a file to
> Wachovia bank. This is not a payroll file but file containing a listing of
> AP checks that were printed (similar to positive pay). 
> 
> I have done a similar project in a past life, sending a payroll file to
> First Union bank. For the First Union project I created a BSCF file and
> transmitted the file using a BSC line/ctl description. Unfortunately, I
> can
> not copy the process for this Wachovia project because we do not have the
> command CRTBSCF to create the BSCF. I think this comes in an optional
> package. (?)
> 
> Transmitting/Receiving files between a bank and business in a common
> practice. So, I was hoping to obtain a contact.
> If anyone has the time to offer me the following; 
> 1. an alternate solution that works
> 2. the code used for the process
> 3. some one-on-one phone support to answer specific questions
> 
> I would appreciate it very, very much. Feel free to contact me directly at
> bill.graziano@besi.com.
> 
> Sincerely,
> Bill Graziano
> Programmer
> Brambles Equipment Services, Inc.
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