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In article <[log in to unmask]>, Thomas Hoffmann <[log in to unmask]>
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>Hi all,
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>is there a solution to create and control an FTP-client out of a cobol
>program?
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>We should transfer data from an HP3000 to an AS/400 every 2 minutes.
>Because I do not want to stream a job every 2 minutes I would like to do
>it out of a permanently running Cobol-program, that sleeps for 2
>minutes, then opens an ftp-connection to the AS/400, transfers a file,
>and falls to sleep for the next 2 minutes.
>
>How can I tell ftp what to do? (use-file, info-parameter, etc.)
>How can I check if ftp was running ok?
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>Any ideas are appreciated
>regards
>Thomas Hoffmann
>
We've done this to an RS/6000. We set up a script file and then call
HPCICOMMAND to run FTP.ARPA.SYS;STDIN=*scriptfile where scriptfile
points to the temporary disc file that contains the FTP commands. This
has been running just about non-stop for about 7 years now.
Regards
--
Mark Undrill
Affirm Limited
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