Re: File Upload to 400

["Larry D. Bolhuis" <lbolhui@xxxxxxx>]

I have used the CPYFRMSTMF (Copy from Stream file) to do this.  Copy the file 
into a directory in
the IFS from your PC, create the file on the AS/400 with a 60 byte record 
length and then do the
CPYFRMSTMF command.  Be sure to specify ENDLINFMT(*FIXED) and it will do what 
you want.
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Larry Bolhuis         |
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Sannan Solberg wrote:
> 
> I have a file on my PC that is simple text file but the vendor neglected to
> put end-of-record markers at the end of each (60 char) record.  Each field
> in the record is fixed length and starting column, ie. no delimiters.  I've
> tried a few things such as uploading through a file description on the PC of
> the physical, and it hated that there was no marker.  I uploaded the file
> into a document folder and tried CPYFRMPCD into 60 char flat physical (no
> fields) and it didn't like that either.  I even tried using the most recent
> posts regarding CPYFRMINPF and didn't seem to get anywhere (it also didn't
> lilke anything I gave it).  Any ideas???  (TIA)   I am avoiding having to
> massage the file on the PC at all costs.
>
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