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QUESTION POSED ON: 06 October 2008
We have a software package running on another server. We need to move a .bmp file from the IFS to this server to run their programs.

There is a timing issue - as the file needs to be moved as quickly as possible to the other server. What is the best method to do this? I know FTP would be an option - but is there a better and faster way? Would you be able to provide detailed steps of what that would be?

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The fastest way may be via 'virtual directories' but it is dependent on the type of operating system of the other server. If the other server is an AS/400 you can create a virtual directory

Md '/qfilesvr.400/TargetMachine'

If the other server is Windows you can create

Md '/qntc/TargetMachine'

For both, TargetMachine is the name of the target machine (i.e you need to be able to ping it from your AS/400). After the virtual directory is ready just copy the file.

Cpy '/home/myfile.bmp' '/qfilesvr.400/TargetMachine/home/myfile.bmp'

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