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AS400 – FTP
HI When iam FTPing the zip file from i series to unix server..iam getting the warning message like WARNING! 19 bare linefeeds received in ASCII mode .When iam doing on mu windows system it is ftping without any error messages.Could you pls sugget me what may be the error. Thanks
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| May 2, 2011 12:25 PM
AS/400 FTP, ASCII, ASCII File, FTP
HI When iam FTPing the zip file from i series to unix server..iam getting the warning message like WARNING! 19 bare linefeeds received in ASCII mode .When iam doing on mu windows system it is ftping without any error messages.Could you pls sugget me what may be the error. Thanks
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| May 2, 2011 12:25 PM
AS/400 FTP, ASCII, ASCII File, FTP
How can I tell if a file is ASCII or EBCDIC in iSeries?
Hi, I have to create a file to send to another location outside of our company. they ask if the file type is ASCII or EBCDIC. How do I tell what the file is on the iseries? Also when I transfer the file thru FTP do I need to define it in FTP. Thanks!
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| November 16, 2010 3:22 PM
ASCII, ASCII File, EBCDIC, File Types, iSeries, iSeries File Members
Hi, I have to create a file to send to another location outside of our company. they ask if the file type is ASCII or EBCDIC. How do I tell what the file is on the iseries? Also when I transfer the file thru FTP do I need to define it in FTP. Thanks!
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| November 16, 2010 3:22 PM
ASCII, ASCII File, EBCDIC, File Types, iSeries, iSeries File Members
End of file and the CPYTOSTMF
I am using the CPYTOSTMF command to create an ASCII file with fixed record length. Is there any way to prevent the CRLF after the last record in the file?
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| June 14, 2010 5:00 PM
AS/400, ASCII File, CPYTOSTMF, CRLF
I am using the CPYTOSTMF command to create an ASCII file with fixed record length. Is there any way to prevent the CRLF after the last record in the file?
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| June 14, 2010 5:00 PM
AS/400, ASCII File, CPYTOSTMF, CRLF
Performance Collection files into ASCII File.
How to transfer/copy the performace collection data file on AS400 into AIX Box, It shoud be convert into Performance Collection Files into ascii files
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| June 8, 2010 12:18 PM
AIX, AS/400, ASCII File
How to transfer/copy the performace collection data file on AS400 into AIX Box, It shoud be convert into Performance Collection Files into ascii files
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| June 8, 2010 12:18 PM
AIX, AS/400, ASCII File
copy file to PC
I need to know how to copy a native iSeries DB2 file to the IFS in PC file format
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| April 22, 2009 1:39 PM
ASCII File, DB2, File Transfer Protocols, IFS, iSeries
I need to know how to copy a native iSeries DB2 file to the IFS in PC file format
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| April 22, 2009 1:39 PM
ASCII File, DB2, File Transfer Protocols, IFS, iSeries
ASCII to EBCDIC and Decryption on mainframe Z/OS
This is done on a mainfrain Z/OS. The the file is encrypted and ASCII. Step one un-encrypts the file creating a dataset that is 73,994 blocks in size or roughly 2,311 Megabytes. Because we don’t know the real record size the ASCII to EBCDIC step is done by specifingy the output record size as 32K. [...]
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| March 12, 2009 8:54 PM
ASCII File, EBCDIC, z/OS
This is done on a mainfrain Z/OS. The the file is encrypted and ASCII. Step one un-encrypts the file creating a dataset that is 73,994 blocks in size or roughly 2,311 Megabytes. Because we don’t know the real record size the ASCII to EBCDIC step is done by specifingy the output record size as 32K. [...]
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| March 12, 2009 8:54 PM
ASCII File, EBCDIC, z/OS
How can I transfer an ASCII file with negative numbers to my iSeries
I need to transfer an ASCII file that has a field that may contain negative numbers to my iSeries. I’m getting nowhere with this. Can someone tell me how I might do this?
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| January 13, 2009 5:29 PM
ASCII, ASCII File, iSeries
I need to transfer an ASCII file that has a field that may contain negative numbers to my iSeries. I’m getting nowhere with this. Can someone tell me how I might do this?
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| January 13, 2009 5:29 PM
ASCII, ASCII File, iSeries
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