12-05-2006
Moving file from Mainframe to Unix
Hi I m an absolute dummy on UNIX, I m basically a SAP guy. but I require a file which is stored on the mainframe to be moved to Unix application server. I got the following script to do it from someone
#! /usr/local/bin/move_prom
REMOTE_HOST=158.52.246.30 # Hostname of the remote Mainframe system
export USER=LPDRP # Username on mainframe
export PASSWD=LPDRP # Passsword on mainframe
REMOTE_FILE=TB@PARTS.PROMMSTR.DEC05 # Filename on remote mainframe system
LOCAL_FILE=/data/keep/psp/sc/PROM.TXT # Local filename to be created
/usr/lbin/secftpbatch $REMOTE_HOST ascii get $REMOTE_FILE $LOCAL_FILE
exit 0
but if i run the file as follows
> csh myfilename.sh
It gives me "command not found" error for each statement. So basically I dont know how to even run this file. Could someone help.
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