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I was thinking this way but not sure if it work since the target file is oracle data file. I will give it a try when I back office.

Why not just edit a shell script to do your job? You can set what you want within the script.

I backup a file to tape by using "dd", since the size is too large it took two tape for the backup, the question is how to restore the said file? The "dd" doesn't ask me insert next tape while...

Thanks for the fast reply, Neo.

Sorry I forget mention the O/S, I am seeking FTP client which support passive mode under UNIX. I have tried searching like that way but seems doesn't work for me. :(

Currently, I am planning a migration between machine which under True64UNIX. The new machine will run with higher version O/S. My question is, is there any solution on migrating one machine to...

Is there any ftp CLIENT(either freeware or sharware) can support passive mode else ncftp?

Thanks!