In FTP try to type HELP LS There you can see that if you change the current library to ie MYLIB and in FTP type LS MYLIB2 (DISK Then a file named LSOUTPUT is created in MYLIB with the file names in MYLIB2. Kind regards Peder Udesen Fra: ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <ftpapi-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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On Behalf Of Michael Mayer-Oakes Don’t think so, but you do the ls on the other system to a file and then get that file via sftp Michael Mayer-Oakes Data Scientist 500 Crocker Drive. Vacaville, CA. 95688 Phone: 707-452-2868 |
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On Behalf Of John Place Is it possible to redirect the ls listing to a stream file in the IFS using qshell? The ls command displays the files in the sFTP site directory but I can’t seem to redirect them using (>) or -f or anything I can think of, let me know your thought
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