Rogue Character After FTP'ing
Tech support, PC/Windows Connectivity, Servers, Microsoft Windows, Windows 2000 desktop, Technical support, Windows 95/98, TCP, Integration with other platforms, Desktops, Development
I FTP a file from the AS400 to a Windows 2000 server and there is a carriage return and line feed character at the end of the file.
How do you get rid of it?
How do you get rid of it?
ASKED:
Dec 7, 2004 6:08 AM GMT
UPDATED:
December 7, 2004 8:05:11 AM GMT
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Answer Wiki:
Specify "Ascii" mode transfer rather than "binary".
Just enter "ASCII" or "BIN" on command line to switch modes. Default varies with different FTP packages.
Microsft uses "Newline" rather than "CR/LF" used by AS400 and most Unix Systems. Most ftp packages will automatically convert these if run in "ASCII" transfer mode.
Just enter "ASCII" or "BIN" on command line to switch modes. Default varies with different FTP packages.
Microsft uses "Newline" rather than "CR/LF" used by AS400 and most Unix Systems. Most ftp packages will automatically convert these if run in "ASCII" transfer mode.
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