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I have an executable that is being scheduled to run via Windows Task Manager and must write a flat file from a Windows machine to an AS400 programatically. &nbsp;The AS400 needs log in information.<br />
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So, in other words, when I do something like:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; sw = new StreamWriter(this._APDeliv<wbr />eryPath + &quot;APDIST&quot; + sDate + &quot;.txt&quot;);<br />
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this._APDeliveryPath is expressed something like \\as400server\folde\folder<wbr />\folder ...<br />
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I don't have access to the AS400 without logging into it.<br />
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Can this be done programatically?
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I have an executable that is being scheduled to run via Windows Task Manager and must write a flat file from a Windows machine to an AS400 programatically.  The AS400 needs log in information.

So, in other words, when I do something like:

                    sw = new StreamWriter(this._APDeliveryPath + "APDIST" + sDate + ".txt");

this._APDeliveryPath is expressed something like \\as400server\folde\folder\folder ...

I don't have access to the AS400 without logging into it.

Can this be done programatically?

c#, VS2012 -- use code to move a file on Windows machine to AS400

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