Re: Iseries native file upload using SFTP PUT Command

[manoj kumar <svmanoj166@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Diego

Do you mean, should i need to convert the iSeries physical file into a
stream file at the origin and convert the stream file to a physical file at
the the destination? but for this solution also, we need a physical file
should be already available at the remote server right? in my case,
physical file is not available yet, it should be created automatically with
PUT command.

Thanks
Manoj

On Sun, Mar 2, 2025 at 12:49 AM diegokesselman <diegokesselman@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> Hi Manoj,You need to create a stream file on the IFS to allow SFTP
> operations.Enviado desde mi Galaxy
> -------- Mensaje original --------De: manoj kumar <svmanoj166@xxxxxxxxx>
> Fecha: 1/3/2025  12:00  (GMT-06:00) A: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Asunto: Iseries native file upload using SFTP PUT Command > Hi>> We have an
> existing process that will use FTP script to upload the iSeries> physical
> file in QSYS.LIB/XXXX.LIB to the remote server. Now we are> planning to
> change the existing process to use SFTP.>> We are using QOpensys and using
> the PUT command to upload the physical> file. But my concern is, the
> following command fails when the physical file> not already available on
> the remote server when i was using SFTP. The same> command works fine when
> i run this on FTP protocol.>> put
> /QSYS.lib/EVENTS.lib/ASGTRESP.file/M000028373.mbr/*.MBR>
> /QSYS.LIB/EVENTS.LIB/RA02600001.FILE/RA02600001.MBR/*.MBR>> Error:
> open("/QSYS.LIB/EVENTS.LIB/RA02600001.FILE/RA02600001.MBR"): No> such file
> or directory".>> There is no issue with the above command when the
> destination file is> already available at
>  the remote location.>>> how can i use PUT command, so that it can create
> the file automatically> when it's not already at remote location?>> why is
> the same command creating the file successfully at the remote> location if
> i use FTP instead of SFTP? why its fail in SFTP?>> Please help me.>>
> Regards> Manoj>>>>-- This is the Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
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