RE: [SPAM] Re: How to FTP Queries

["Ernesto Irizarry" <eirizarry@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks,

We have two LPARS; and the developing (sources) is going to be moved to
the TEST LPAR, while keeping the Live Data/Objects on the LIVE LPAR. 

Sometimes we have to update Query definitions used on CLs, and I was
wondering on an easy way to move sources/Queries from one to the other.


 
 
 
Ernesto Irizarry
Programmer Analyst
Zwicker & Associates P.C.
Attorneys at Law
80 Minuteman Road
Andover, MA 01810
1.978.686.2255 ext. 3526
1.978.738.6942 fax
mailto:eirizarry@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 12:57 PM
To: HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects
Subject: [SPAM] Re: How to FTP Queries
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Hi Ernesto,

Typically if you want to transfer a non-file object, you have to first 
save it to a SAVF.  (Using the SAVOBJ, SAVLIB, or SAV CL command).  Then

you can transfer the SAVF to another computer using FTP (or similar.) 
On the destination computer, you'd use RSTOBJ, RSTLIB, or RST to restore

the non-file object.

This is true of all file transfer methods.. it's not limited to FTP or 
FTPAPI.

Disclaimer: I don't work with *QRYDFN objects, and I'm not sure if they 
have any unusual requirements.  I'm assuming they're the same as all of 
the other non-file objects.


On 9/15/2010 9:51 AM, Ernesto Irizarry wrote:
>
>     I have used and tested the FTPAPI to Get a source file/member from
one
>     as400 to another; works fine.
>
>
>     Now, How to FTP_GET a query definition ??
>
>
>     Thanks
>
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