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Client Access Transfers Linefeed-Terminated Data
Hey, Ted:
Here is some information regarding an
interesting situation I had with Client
Access File Transfer. For some time, we
had been receiving a file from a bank and
uploading it to the AS/400 with Client
Access. We changed banks, and were surprised
when the first file they sent us used only a
linefeed character to delimit records. We
wasted a lot of time trying to get the bank
to end records with the usual carriage-return
linefeed combination, and we finally determined
that their software was not flexible enough to
accommodate our request.
-- Jeff
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Wanted: Qshell Output in ASCII
Hey, Ted:
Since the Qshell is an AS/400 utility,
the output of its commands is EBCDIC. If
it were in ASCII, I could direct the output
of grep, find, and other Qshell commands to
text files in the Integrated File System
(IFS), then open them in Notepad on my PC
by double-clicking. Is there an EBCDIC-to-ASCII
converter in Qshell?
-- Jim
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Reader Feedback and Insights: You Don't Have to Roll Your Own
In your response to Alex on his question
in the article,"Remote
Control of a Terminal Session," there
was one more option you could have recommended,
which would be ideal for him. It is a native
AS/400 solution and it is far more
sophisticated than the Start Copy Screen
(STRCPYSCN) command.
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