RE: Transferring files from NT to System/36

[keith.nolan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Jim,

No, we can not use any of the OS/400 commands because we are not using 36 
environment on the AS/400.  The S/36 is set up as a virtual machine on the 
AS/400.  Once a user is working in the S/36 the operating system is still SSP 
and any files on the AS/400 can not be accessed.  Only files on the S/36 can be 
accessed.  The two machines act as if they were totally independent even though 
the S/36 is really only an object on the AS/400.  Does that make more sense??

Regards,

Keith.

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From:   owner-midrange-l@midrange.com [SMTP:owner-midrange-l@midrange.com]
Sent:   09 November 1999 16:38
To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject:        Re: Transferring files from NT to System/36

Okay, so you are running the S/36 emulation on an AS/400.  Any file
on the AS/400 you can use in your S/36 environment using OVRDBF.
If you want to place the file in QS36F then you don't' have to do an
OVRDBF.  You can transfer the file via OS/400 FTP.

Just because you are running S/36 emulation you can still run any and
all OS/400 commands.  In fact, you can place OS/400 CL commands
in PRCs and they run fine.

Now, as I understand it you have one machine, right?  You can transfer
the files using FTP, client access, or whatever.

I don't think I am understanding the problem fully.

Regards,

Jim Langston

keith.nolan@dubport.ccs.ie wrote:

> Patrick,
>
> The system we use is using OS/400.  This is the operating system used by the 
>machine.  But once this operating system has IPL'd then we start a 36 machine 
>(M36 Object) on this system which we have configured so that it takes control 
>of about 90% of our devices, so as far as the majority of our users are 
>concerned they are still using SSP and the older S/36.  They work into the 
>S/36 and never see the OS/400 which is behind it.  The problem is that it is 
>the system/36 that I want to transfer the files to so that some of our older 
>applications can use the data in these files.  Does that make it any clearer??

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