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Hi , i am new to Linux. I want to transfer a file from Mainframes to Linux. I have “0A” character in file content. Linux treats it as Line feed ...
  1. 09-30-2010 #1
    MiniRao
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    Question “0A” character in file content

    Hi ,

    i am new to Linux. I want to transfer a file from Mainframes to Linux.
    I have “0A” character in file content. Linux treats it as Line feed character and created a new line in the place of “0A”.

    Your help is much appreciated.

    thanks in advance ,

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    One assumes you are using FTP to transfer the file(s)? If so, change the transfer type in ftp to binary because it is being interpreted as a text file.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
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    Connect:Direct to Linux via Linux red hat

    Hi ,

    Thank you so much for your post.

    I am transferring file from Mainframes using Connect direct protocol to Distributed system (Linux).

    Can you help with parameters to be used in Connect direct ? i tried transferring in binary but still issue pertains.


    any other possibility ?

    Thanks in advance for your support.

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    What do you mean by "Connect direct"?
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
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