We have some large files (5-10G) created on the MCP that is needed for a data warehousing product and was wondering if anyone has used either MCP FTP or other 3rd Party software and can share the information and experiences.
The Unisys FTP and SAN DataMover are taking a long time for these files to be pulled or pushed from the host to the WIN Server.
PKWARE is being used on IBM Iseries and is often compared to the Unisys is there exists one, or is in the works.
Appreciate the feedback and tips. Thanks in advance
Val
SAN Datamover via shared disk works well and is much faster. I developed a utility some years back to automate the whole process, so that it could be driven by a WFL job or Supervisor.I am confused about the reference to PKWARE. In looking at their product offerings, I don't see anything that "moves" data. Only secures it.
Barry.
On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 8:59:18 PM UTC+1, Val wrote:
We have some large files (5-10G) created on the MCP that is needed for a data warehousing product and was wondering if anyone has used either MCP FTP or other 3rd Party software and can share the information and experiences.
The Unisys FTP and SAN DataMover are taking a long time for these files to be pulled or pushed from the host to the WIN Server.
PKWARE is being used on IBM Iseries and is often compared to the Unisys is there exists one, or is in the works.
Appreciate the feedback and tips. Thanks in advance
Val
On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 12:04:59 PM UTC-4, barry....@gmail.com wrote:
SAN Datamover via shared disk works well and is much faster. I developed a utility some years back to automate the whole process, so that it could be driven by a WFL job or Supervisor.
Barry.
On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 8:59:18 PM UTC+1, Val wrote:
We have some large files (5-10G) created on the MCP that is needed for a data warehousing product and was wondering if anyone has used either MCP FTP or other 3rd Party software and can share the information and experiences.
The Unisys FTP and SAN DataMover are taking a long time for these files to be pulled or pushed from the host to the WIN Server.
PKWARE is being used on IBM Iseries and is often compared to the Unisys is there exists one, or is in the works.
I am confused about the reference to PKWARE. In looking at their product offerings, I don't see anything that "moves" data. Only secures it.Appreciate the feedback and tips. Thanks in advance
Val
On Wednesday, April 26, 2023 at 11:21:27=E2=80=AFAM UTC-4, ramseyhere wrote= >:
On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 12:04:59=E2=80=AFPM UTC-4, barry....@gmail.= >com wrote:=20be driven by a WFL job or Supervisor.=20
SAN Datamover via shared disk works well and is much faster. I develope= >d a utility some years back to automate the whole process, so that it could=
=20I am confused about the reference to PKWARE. In looking at their product = >offerings, I don't see anything that "moves" data. Only secures it.
Barry.=20
On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 8:59:18=E2=80=AFPM UTC+1, Val wrote:=20
We have some large files (5-10G) created on the MCP that is needed fo= >r a data warehousing product and was wondering if anyone has used either MC= >P FTP or other 3rd Party software and can share the information and experie= >nces.=20
=20
The Unisys FTP and SAN DataMover are taking a long time for these fil= >es to be pulled or pushed from the host to the WIN Server.=20
=20
PKWARE is being used on IBM Iseries and is often compared to the Unis= >ys is there exists one, or is in the works.=20
=20
Appreciate the feedback and tips. Thanks in advance=20
Val
PKZIP/SecureZIP from PKWARE that runs on the iSeries host that you can comp= >ress files for FTP (.zip)
Val <jaycee.lions@gmail.com> writes:
On Wednesday, April 26, 2023 at 11:21:27=E2=80=AFAM UTC-4, ramseyhere wrote= >> :
On Tuesday, April 25, 2023 at 12:04:59=E2=80=AFPM UTC-4, barry....@gmail.= >> com wrote:=20r a data warehousing product and was wondering if anyone has used either MC= >> P FTP or other 3rd Party software and can share the information and experie= >> nces.=20
SAN Datamover via shared disk works well and is much faster. I develope= >> d a utility some years back to automate the whole process, so that it could= >> be driven by a WFL job or Supervisor.=20
=20
Barry.=20
On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 8:59:18=E2=80=AFPM UTC+1, Val wrote:=20
We have some large files (5-10G) created on the MCP that is needed fo=
es to be pulled or pushed from the host to the WIN Server.=20=20
The Unisys FTP and SAN DataMover are taking a long time for these fil=
ys is there exists one, or is in the works.=20=20
PKWARE is being used on IBM Iseries and is often compared to the Unis=
I am confused about the reference to PKWARE. In looking at their product = >> offerings, I don't see anything that "moves" data. Only secures it.=20
Appreciate the feedback and tips. Thanks in advance=20
Val
PKZIP/SecureZIP from PKWARE that runs on the iSeries host that you can comp= >> ress files for FTP (.zip)
It's someone ironic if Unisys (Clearpath or Libra) don't offer
compression utilities and/or API's given that they're the
assignee of Terry Welch's 1985 LZW patent (4558302B1), for
which Unisys were roundly castigated in the 90s.
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