Re: source pf exchange

Don't bother with a save file, you cannot restore objects in V5R2 save
file to a V3R2 system. Similarly, you cannot restore objects saved from
a V5R2 tape.

If you are going to use FTP, then simply ftp directly into the source
files using the mput/mget commands

If you are going to use tape, then you must use a data interchange
method, using the CPYTOTAP or CPYFRMTAP commands.

If you have SNADS configured you may also use the SNDNETF command.

"Denny Davis" <spam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:c4an615p04nf4uf8h7pit3gof057lrd71f@xxxxxxxxxx
52 can restore a 32 save file.
Good luck on finding compatable tape drives!

Otherwise...
CRTSAVF QGPL/WHATEVER
SAVLIB to the save file
If the 32 machine has TCP installed then
FTP the save file in binary mode somewhere.
To a lap top is the easiest.
From PC command window
FTP V32_IP
BIN
GET QGPL/WHATEVER C:/WHATEVER
QUIT
EXIT

Connedt to the v52 machine
CRTSAVF QGPL/WHATEVER
From PC command window
FTP V52_IP
BIN
PUT C:/WHATEVER QGPL/WHATEVER
QUIT
EXIT

Then RSTLIB the QGPL/WHATEVER save file.

If the 32 machine does not have TCP/IP, then it is a little harder.

Search the interned for a progrram,(REXX is frequently used) to
convert a save file to a data file and vice versa. Convert the 32 save
file to a data file, use Client Access File Transfer with no
conversion to take file off. Reverse procedure to load data file on
52. Then run program to convert data file back to a save file.


On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 08:53:41 -0500, George Applegate
<gappleg8@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have some source code I want to be able to move to an older /400 for
reference/access. The older machine is a model 200 at v3r2. The
source I want to move is on a model 810 at v5r2. Assuming I can find
a compatible tape, can I do this?

What would be the best way to accomplish this? What options exist? I
am thinking I can't restore newer objects onto an older machine with
that much difference in operating system levels. One thought I had
was to perhaps just spool all the source code to a print file and then
just move that file from the out queue to a PC based text file.

Just wondering what the best way would be to accomplish this.

Thanks for your suggestions,
ga
George Applegate
gappleg8@xxxxxxxxxx



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