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don.leahy
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If this was not for production, my advice would be to use the ISPF Workstation Agent. You could use the "WSCMD" ISPF service to execute your bat file once a connection is established to your workstation.
I doubt that your Operations department would consider this approach to be robust enough for production however. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Why does someone believe this remote file cleanup should involve the mainframe?
Suggest you consider working with your pc/network support people to implement a "clean-up" process that does Not involve the mainframe. |
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Akatsukami
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Location: Bloomington, IL
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
Hello,
Why does someone believe this remote file cleanup should involve the mainframe? |
Because the LUW analysts can't/won't do it 
We have a process that sounds identical to what you are looking for, Atul-kun (which we wrote because the LUW analysts couldn't do it). If I have time I'll research it. |
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