In a recent note, Howard Brazee said:
> Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 12:59:09 -0600
>
> A vendor has been FTPing a file from their mainframe to our Unix
> machine, and we have been FTPing it up to our mainframe. These have
> been character FTPs, not binary. I looked at their script and it has
> record size and block size of 80,800.
>
> Our mainframe file has after every line a line with a single hex 0D on
> it.
>
> Do one of us need to change an FTP parm?
>
First, partition the problem.
On your Unix machine, do
od -x "intermediate-file"
Each line should end with 0x0a; if so, the problem is entirely
at your end, in the Unix-to-z transfer.
Otherwise, have the vendor do
od -x "original-file"
Each line should end with 0x15.
Etc.
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