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 How to upload (savf) file from PC to AS400 without using FTP
Hi, I have already the savf in my pc and i need to transfer it to as400. what will i need to do? anyone that can help me. Thank you in advance.

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ASKED: March 10, 2011  5:09 AM
UPDATED: April 5, 2011  5:30 PM

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My first question would be why not use ftp, but if you don't want to use ftp you can try Operations Navigator. Open Navigator go to File Systems/Integrated Files, also open Windows explorer and copy and paste from Windows directory into System Navigator
Last Wiki Answer Submitted:  April 5, 2011  5:30 pm  by  Rickmcd   1,480 pts.
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Why can you not use FTP?

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Have you tried iSeries Navigator ?

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Create a directory on the system then copy/paste from desktop to a DIR

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FTP is most common. You can also use CPYFRMSTMF to copy from a streamfile into a savefile if you can access any share from the PC. The share can be either on a Windows/Linux server that your AS/400 can access or from your AS/400 out to the network.

I haven’t tried the iSeries Navigator suggestion, but it seems reasonable that it provides a method.

Tom

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FTP seems the easiest to me. Create a save file first on iSeries.
On PC: FTP iSeries
Logon
Change to Binary format
PUT

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Navigator has file size limits (I found this out trying to copy a cumulative PTF download) so, depending on the save file size, it may not be an option.

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Navigator has file size limits…

I don’t know if a limit is in iNav itself or if it’s from Maximum file size that can be read or written using the iSeries™ Access File Server, which is 4GB at V5R4. I don’t see a figure for i 6.1 yet.

Tom

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I like using Ops Nav for this stuff, but submitting the FTP commands are quick and easy.
Just remember to type BIN before you issue the FTP send command.

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actually to be ftp is the best and easy way to just send files to the as400..

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