Jon, 

My pleasure! :-)  

Excerpts from mail: 10-Apr-98 FTP an IFS file Jon Paris@ca.ibm.com (689*) 

> Can anyone save me a few hours of digging through manuals. 

> I know how to FTP a regular AS/400 file from one system to another, but what 
> magic incantation do I need to FTP a file in the IFS to another machine?  I 
> don't have Client Access available to me and I need to get a file from the 
>IFS 
> on to my PC. 


Once in your FTP session (with as/400 being client) do the following ftp
subcommand: 

namefmt 1 

This sets up FTP to serve files out of the "open system format".  (If
AS/400 is server you can use quote site namefmt 1 instead)  


I would then switch to binary mode using the following ftp subcommand:  

bin  


And then serve the file/folder out of whatever directory you want, for
example:  

put /QOPENSYS/XYZSUBDIR/SENDFILEA  C:\FTPTST\SENDFILEA 




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