ETU400 User Guide 011603
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PROBLEM:
I am using ES32 macro commands to do transfers and I get this error message: “
USR9988 "ETU
encountered information not identified as part of the ETU process
".
CAUSE:
If a transfer has started, and more data comes in, this message will occur.
SOLUTION:
Put a delay between file calls, to make sure ETU finishes it's processes before another file is called.
PROBLEM:
How can I change the ETU utility to copy items to my C: drive instead of my A: drive?
CAUSE:
You must doing your ETU file transfers using a CL script. Otherwise when the menu selection for
"Qualified file name": comes up, you would see that this is where to change from A:\ to C:\.
SOLUTION:
You will need to find the CL script and modify it. The line that needs to change will look similar to
this: FROM3XB FRMFILE(GEORGE) QFNAME1('a:\george.txt') and you must change it to
('C:\george.txt')
PROBLEM:
When I try to do a transfer, I get a message after the EMULATOR CHECK that says, "
USR3255
return from native code processor
".
CAUSE:
This is often the same error as USR9987, but occurs when command is called from a CL script.
Technically it means "Select/Omit statement has too many parameters".
SOLUTION:
If you have our ES32 emulation, make certain that ETU is enabled.
•
Select the
Session
menu, then
Properties
.
•
Select the
API
tab.
•
Make certain there is a check in
Enable ETU
.
•
Also make certain that the CL script is called by the PC that is running our emulation.
Summary of Contents for ETU400
Page 1: ...i ETU400 User Guide AS 400FileTransferUtility...
Page 30: ...ETU400 User Guide 011603 2 5 old versions since most users do not modify these tables...
Page 183: ...ETU400 User Guide 011603 10 53...
Page 239: ...ETU400 User Guide 011603 E 1 Appendix E ERRORMESSAGES NATIVEMODE...
Page 264: ...ETU400 User Guide 011603 F 1 Appendix F ASCII EBCDICPRINTABLECHARACTERS...
Page 304: ...ETU400 User Guide 011603 H 1 Appendix H INTERNATIONALTRANSLATIONTABLES...
Page 309: ...ETU400 User Guide 011603 J 1 Appendix J ETUTHROUGHPUTCONSIDERATIONS...