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beck19
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hello, forgive me if i am posting this on the wrong category, all i know right now is that this isnt COBOL...
anyways, does anyone here know how to use JES2FTP - writing the scripts, setting up the FTP folder, etc?
appreciate any help i'll get.
TIA!  |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
You need to post more info about this. Is it a product or is it some process available on your system?
Who supports this for your organization? How many places is it used on your system? If this is the first attempt, youshould get written permission to use new non-standard "things". |
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Anuj Dhawan
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beck19
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
Hello,
You need to post more info about this. Is it a product or is it some process available on your system?
Who supports this for your organization? How many places is it used on your system? If this is the first attempt, youshould get written permission to use new non-standard "things". |
Hi Dick -
I believe it is a product like any other procs available in MF..
I have seen several jobs that use it, but I dont have the access to view the components being use with it.
I've read somewhere that it is similar to JES2MAIL has to offer.
Still working on my research. |
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beck19
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THANK YOU Anuj! |
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Anuj Dhawan
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