ODBC Export to the 400 -Reply

[Archie Cameron <AGCAMER@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mary,  
I am assuming 
1.  the file already exsists and it is not on IFS.  
then,  have you tried downloadint the .fdf and exporting the file to the
AS400 using file transfer utility with CA a .csv format,  or maybe  you
could try  linking via odbc to the file on the AS400 if you want to  maintain
that file.  
This may not be your answer but it should get a conversation going.

Arch


>>> Mary Spencer <MSpence@pop3.utoledo.edu> 08/16/99 09:05am >>>
Maybe no one is doing this . . .  but, can we try this again since no
one responded?

I am trying to export a file from MS Access to my 400 using Client
Access ODBC.  I have semi-successfully gotten the file to the 400 but
the file name is surrounded in double quotes and I cannot see the fields
in Ops/Nav.  What am I doing wrong?

Thanks
Mary Spencer
IS Director
Univeristy of Toledo Foundation


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