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  1. vizman

    Using wildcards with Procomm

    I would like to copy a file using a procomm script. The problem is, I do not know what the last characters of the file will be at any given day. Is there anyway to pull a file like you would do with the '*'? FILENAME* would pull over a file called FILENAME123 thankyou.
  2. vizman

    How to write a large textfile (CLOB) to a tcp/ip connection

    I am trying to send a large xml file using a tcp/ip connection. The problem I am having is sending a large chunk of data (CLOB) using the utl_tcp.write_line. I am able to break the clob down into chunks of text string, but it appears the receiving location wants ALL of the text file sent in...
  3. vizman

    Procomm script - any way to execute a chmod?

    I am using a procomm script to copy a file from one server to a unix box. I would like to execute a chmod on the file to allow ALL login access to remove the file. Is there a procomm ftp command to change the permissions of the file to be read/write for all users? ex.) ftp local copyfile...
  4. vizman

    Can I change filename using ftp local copyfile?

    I am new to Procomm scripts and am working off an existing one. In part, this script copies a file from a PC to a UNIX BOX, using the following command: ftp local copyfile "BARNES_XML_INV" What I would LIKE to do is copy the file to UNIX with a DATE STAMP, like so "BARNES_XML_INV" + MMDDYYYY...

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