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Former Member

‎2007 May 23 12:23 PM

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Hi all,

What is the difference between FTP_R3_TO_SERVER and FTP_COMMAND function modules.

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VR.

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‎2007 May 23 12:46 PM

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Hi

The FTP_R3_TO_SERVER is nice because it takes data directly from memory and performs an FTP on it. However it is a little limited in options as you found.

If you don't mind writting your file to your local filesystem first, you can always use the function modules FTP_CONNECT, FTP_COMMAND, and FTP_DISCONNECT. You can string together muliptle calls to FTP_COMMAND to issue all sorts of things. You can use puts, appends, or just about anything you can execute from a FTP command line interface.

For further more info try below link

Regards

Hi

The FTP_R3_TO_SERVER is nice because it takes data directly from memory and performs an FTP on it. However it is a little limited in options as you found.

If you don't mind writting your file to your local filesystem first, you can always use the function modules FTP_CONNECT, FTP_COMMAND, and FTP_DISCONNECT. You can string together muliptle calls to FTP_COMMAND to issue all sorts of things. You can use puts, appends, or just about anything you can execute from a FTP command line interface.

For further more info try below link

Regards

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‎2007 May 23 12:46 PM

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Hi

The FTP_R3_TO_SERVER is nice because it takes data directly from memory and performs an FTP on it. However it is a little limited in options as you found.

If you don't mind writting your file to your local filesystem first, you can always use the function modules FTP_CONNECT, FTP_COMMAND, and FTP_DISCONNECT. You can string together muliptle calls to FTP_COMMAND to issue all sorts of things. You can use puts, appends, or just about anything you can execute from a FTP command line interface.

For further more info try below link

Regards