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    Dear all,

    rfrompcb.exe is a batch transfer from PC to AS400. I believe by providing the AS400 username and password as a prerequisite somewhere, it will automatically connect to AS400 without prompting for Username and password.

    Can u tell me where we need to provide the username and password while dealing with rfrompcb.exe
    Thanks,
    Giri

  • #2
    Re: rfrompcb.exe

    You can download at this link a zip file that contain the object to do what you need.

    ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/as400/pro...s/logonusr.zip

    Bye
    Nicolas

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    • #3
      Re: rfrompcb.exe

      Nicolas,

      Thanks for ur prompt trply. But its not dealign with rfrompcb.exe anywhere. I need some means of providing username and password to rfrompcb.exe and avoid the prompting of AS400 username and password prompt screen while transfering the data.
      Thanks,
      Giri

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      • #4
        Re: rfrompcb.exe

        rfrompcb and rtopcb AFAIK do not support passing user/password automatically. However, their replacement rxferpcb does allow user/password as a parm.

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        • #5
          Re: rfrompcb.exe

          Thanks once again arrow for the info

          I found a bit more on a german forum
          Code:
          New service pack for V5R1 Client Access Express; data transfer tool
          
          Ken Rokos - 12:05pm Nov 18, 2003 PST
          
          It's PTFs SI10376 and SI09915. At the moment, they are not yet available 
          on the FTP site, but you can order them and have them sent on CD or have 
          the CD images put on the PTF FTP site. 
          
          There is also a new tool for data transfer. The PTF says: A new tool, 
          RXFERPCB.EXE has been added to iSeries Access for Windows Data 
          Transfer. This new tool was added to aid in remote data transfers 
          via Incoming Remote Command and RUNRMTCMD from the iSeries. 
          RXFERPCB is much like RTOPCB and RFROMPCB except that it allows 
          you to specify a user ID and password on the command line. This 
          helps to alleviate remote signon problems that are typical when 
          trying to do remote transfers with RTOPCB and RFROMPCB. To run 
          RXFERPCB, specify the transfer request profile name, userID, and 
          password. An example invocation of RXFERPCB and its parameter 
          descriptions are as follows: 
          
          RXFERPCB request userID password 
          
          request - Fully qualified file name of any Client Access upload or 
          download request of type .DTF, .DTT, .TTO, or .TFR. userID - 
          A valid iSeries user profile for the system specified in the 
          request. password - A valid password for the specified user 
          profile. 
          
          RXFERPCB C:\TRANSFERS\MYREQUEST.DTF myuserid mypassword 
          
          RXFERPCB can be found in the directory where you installed 
          iSeries Access for Windows. 
          
          NOTES: 
          RXFERPCB specific messages and help text will display as 
          English only. However, most error and warning messages 
          will display using the correct language. 
          
          If any parameter contains embedded blanks, you must 
          enclose it in double quotation marks.
          All my answers were extracted from the "Big Dummy's Guide to the As400"
          and I take no responsibility for any of them.

          www.code400.com

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          • #6
            Re: rfrompcb.exe

            We have rfrompc.exe and rfrompcb.exe where this rfrompcb.exe will be used in batch transfer. So I guess through some means we can provide username and password to rfrompcb.exe. Otherwise what is the diff between rfrompc.exe and rfrompcb.exe.
            Thanks,
            Giri

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            • #7
              Re: rfrompcb.exe

              Don't use rfrompcb.exe use rxferpcb.exe instead.

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