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does your Mainframe allow such file sizes? (quota, etc.)
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does your Mainframe allow such file sizes? (quota, etc.)

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Broken pipe happens when the file descriptor gets closed. <br />
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Can you give me more details, eg part of your code, so that I can suggest something else.<br />

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Broken pipe happens when the file descriptor gets closed.

Can you give me more details, eg part of your code, so that I can suggest something else.


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Hi,<br />
First try sending 100 mb file. If it works then it is file size limitation for MainFrame.<br />
U can split file into smaller ones<br />
Say split the file into 100mb pieces<br />
split -b 100000000 file_name.<br />
&nbsp;then at ftp<br />
mput file_piece*.<br />
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Hi,
First try sending 100 mb file. If it works then it is file size limitation for MainFrame.
U can split file into smaller ones
Say split the file into 100mb pieces
split -b 100000000 file_name.
 then at ftp
mput file_piece*.







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I am getting an error &quot;netout: broken pipe&quot; when ftpying a file from Solaris to Mainframe.<br />
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The file size is 1620 MegBytes. <br />
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I am getting an error "netout: broken pipe" when ftpying a file from Solaris to Mainframe.

The file size is 1620 MegBytes. 



I am getting an error &quot;netout: broken pipe&quot; when ftpying a file from Solaris to mainframe

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I am getting an error &quot;netout: broken pipe&quot; when ftpying a file from Solaris to mainframe

I am getting an error "netout: broken pipe" when ftpying a file from Solaris to mainframe