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abin
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Hi,
I am trying to FTP a data set into a Microsoft server. The FTP step is failing with following message.
426 Connection closed; transfer aborted.
EZA1735I Std Return Code = 27426, Error Code = 00002
EZA1701I >>> QUIT
221
******************************* Bottom of Data ************
But there is another step which FTPes another file to the same location but another directory. This one runs fine.
Again when I run the failing step alone it runs through. |
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stodolas
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Joined: 13 Jun 2007 Posts: 632 Location: Wisconsin
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What command was attempted just before the failure? |
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abin
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A put command.
PUT 'TEST.MNSCP.RJHCL.D2345' +
TEST_MNSCP_RJHCL_D2345_D12080600.txt |
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superk
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Joined: 26 Apr 2004 Posts: 4652 Location: Raleigh, NC, USA
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EZA1735I Std Return Code = rc, Error Code = ec
Explanation: FTP has ended with an error only because the user has specified EXIT as a start parameter. Normally FTP would continue.
rc is the standard return code. rc is in the format yyxxx, where
yy
the subcommand code, which is a number from 0 to 99.
xxx
This is the last reply code received from the FTP server. If a subcommand failed before a reply was received from the server, this value is 000.
ec is the client error code set by the FTP client.
System Action: The FTP client ends.
User or Operator Response: To determine the cause of the error, refer to z/OS Communications Server: IP User's Guide and Commands for information about FTP return codes, including subcommand codes, client error codes, and reply codes.
System Programmer Response: None.
Source Data Set: EZAFTPCX
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426 Connection closed; transfer aborted.
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Everything I found on the Internet indicated that a 426 is a problem with either:
A. The server directory is out of space or
B. A firewall problem or TCP/IP problem. |
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abin
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Hi Kevin,
Thanks for the reply. I got some more info on it.
For client error code 00002 here is the explanation.
02 FTP_SERVER_ERROR Error reply returned by the server.
But what exactly is all this. Is FTP_SERVER_ERROR some thing tailored on the server. This issue comes up only at some times. At other time it goes fine.
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A. The server directory is out of space or
B. A firewall problem or TCP/IP problem. |
If it is out of space problem, then how does it runs second time.
If it is a firwal problem, again how does it runs the second time. Also how does another FTP which sends another file to same site, and coming after the failling FTP runs fine. |
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stodolas
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People could be manually freeing up space when they notice the disk is full so it runs the 2nd time. Just because the site is the same, doesn't mean the path you are trying to put to isn't on a different disk that could be full. |
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stodolas
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abin
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Hi Steve,
It could be due to migration problem. But, is there any way to find out whether the file was migrated from JCL messages. |
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abin
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Hi Steve,
The issue does not seems to be because of data set migration. I tried to FTP a migrated file. The job automatically recalled the migrated file and executed the FTP. |
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