Re: Client Access file transfer error

["Gary Kuznitz " <docfxit@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just found 111 jobs called QZLSFILE in wrkactjob.  
Maybe that's what made the 400 crash yesterday.  

Gary

On 31 Jul 2010 at 16:48, Gary (Gary Kuznitz <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>) commented 
about Client Access file transfer error:

> I'm creating an XML file in \TMP on the IFS.
> I have DAZzle running on a PC to print endicia postage from the XML files.
> The AS/400 crashed yesterday with a few critical storage messages saying the system 
> was full.  The system has been running for years at 74%.  I found hundreds of messages 
> relating to QZLSFILE which handles the Client Access file transfers.  DAZzle is a new 
> application.  I'm thinking DAZzle has been trying to get the XML files and has been 
> erroring out.  When I try to view the XML files on the 400 the viewer show them fine 
> saying they are in EBCDIC.  I have the system value QCCSID = 37.  
> I put a file called CWBTFR.INI in C:\Windows
> [Client Access Data Transfer]
> ForceTranslation=1;
>
> And re-booted the PC trying to force the translation to ASCII.
> When I copy the XML file from \TMP to the PC and look at it with an editor it's all 
> garbage.
>
> It looks to me like DAZzle is getting the file in EBCDIC and causing an error in Client 
> Access which creates an joblog and fills up the system with logs.
>
> If I put the XML files in a different folder on the IFS will it convert to ASCII?  If so 
> which folder?
>
> The PC is running Win7
> AS/400 is v4r4
> Client Access is v5r1
> One example of hundreds of joblogs is here http://pastebin.com/MtMJTE4H
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gary Kuznitz
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