Just
reference the file using IFS style names.
e.g. /qsys.lib/yourlib.lib/yourfile.file/yourmbr.mbr
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From: Brian
Eckenrod [mailto:beckenrod@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 8:28
PM
To:
ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:
FTPAPI Help
Sent this to Scott direct today
before I knew about this list so I thought I would send it to the list as well
since I would like to post some follow-ups.
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I grabbed FTPAPI a few months
back and I've just now been digging in to it to use it. One thing that
seems to have cropped up, or perhaps I am just not seeing the obvious (would
not be the first time..hehe). Does the FTP process assume manipulating
files on the IFS of the AS400? I looked through the API itself and did
not see any commands to move from the DB2 side of the 400 to the IFS side, but
when trying to do some change dir commands and such I am getting errors that
they are missing, which is leading me to my conclusion about FTPAPI 'looking'
at the IFS by default.
Any light you could shed would be
much appreciated.
Thanks much,
Brian
________________________________
Brian
J. Eckenrod
Paragon Consulting Services, Inc.
248 McClellan
Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15236
Ph / Fax:
412.653.2463
Mobile:
412.670.1430
Email: beckenrod@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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