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File transfer using Connect:Direct

Asked by DLYoung70 in Programming for iSeries / AS400

Tags: connect, direct, as400

All,

In advance, thank you to anyone who can help me out.

I am attempting to create a "cdp" file (Connect:Direct process) that will transfer a log file from an NT server to an AS400 server.  We have never communicated with such a server in my company, nor have the recipients ever received from NT.  So I have to write code to do a file transfer and have NO idea where to start.

I have my SNODE (reciever) and PNODE (sender).  It appears my syntax for the step should be:

STEPNAME     COPY
           FROM (
                   PNODE
                   FILE=NT filename
          TO (
                   SNODE
                   ??????????

And THAT is where I lose it.  I have no idea what the proper syntax is for the AS400 file being created.

I also need a second step that execute a job on the AS400 server (first step copies file from NT to AS400, second step executes job on AS400 using the received file), and have no idea what the syntax is to request that.  I do it all the time on an MVS mainframe, but have never worked with an AS400 before!

If someone has a cdp they are willing to post in either it's entirety or a snipit that does something like this, I would be extremely greatful.  Again, thanks in advance!

Darrell
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