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ETU400 User Guide 011603

 

The ETU commands PGMFROM3XB and PGMTO3XB allow you to transfer compiled

executable host programs between a microcomputer and the host.

You can use these commands to transfer host programs to a micro so you

can either run the host program on the micro, if you have appropriate PC

software, or transfer the program to another host system. In the latter

case, the PC serves as a link between two host systems.

To use these commands, you must sign on as the security officer, or be

authorized to use the AS/400 programs QSCMATPG and QSCCRTPG.

NOTE: The PGMFROM3XB and PGMTO3XB commands are no longer compatible with
versions of ETU prior to version 5.02. If you've transferred a program to

the PC using a previous version of ETU, you cannot transfer it back to
the AS/400 using ETU 5.02 or later. 

NOTE: Do not use these commands to transfer host source code. To transfer
source code, use the FROM3XB and TO3XB commands.

With the PGMFROM3XB command, you can transfer an executable host program

to the micro.

To transfer a host program to a microcomputer, you supply the name of the

microcomputer file in which to transfer the program, and the name of the

host program and library.

This command does not translate the host program file from EBCDIC to

ASCII. Because there is no translation, the file will be stored on the PC

in EBCDIC.

Figure 5-7 The PGMFROM3X prompt screen

Transfer 3X pgm to micro file: (PGMFROM3XB)                  
                                                                                
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 Qualified file name: . . . . . .                                               
                                                                                
 Program name:  . . . . . . . . .                 Name, generic*                
   Library name:  . . . . . . . .     *LIBL       Name, *LIBL                   
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