10-16-04 02:09 AM
Update:
I tried changing the filemask in the receive job to *.txt;* and then *.txt;1
and experienced the same behavior. Does anyone out there have feedback?
Thanks!
John
"John DeGiglio" <jdegiglio@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> All,
>
> I have tried to review all the posts about the FTP adapter for BTS 2002
> but have been unable to find a resolution to my problem. I have a receive
> job set up in the FTP adapter specifying a source directory and a file
> mask of *.txt. The FTP server that the job is connecting to is an HP Alpha
> server running VMS. The account that we are using to connect has full
> privileges on the FTP server. When the adapter job runs, files in the
> source directory are successfully downloaded and processed by BizTalk
> Server. However, the files are not deleted from the FTP site.
>
> We have tried using AFTER GET commands (yes, we've used the raw FTP
> commands) with no success. My concern is this: to delete files from a VMS
> FTP server, it is necessary to specifiy the version of the file that you
> want to delete. So if I wanted to delete all the txt files in a directory,
> I would issue the command:
> DELETE *.TXT;*
>
> The problem that I think we're having using the AFTER GET command is that
> the adapter recognizes the semicolon as a command separator. I'm guessing
> that this is also what's causing the problem with the initial
> download/delete routine.
>
> Does anyone have thoughts on how to get this working? I have not yet tried
> using a *.txt;* file mask for the job (didn't think of that until after
> leaving the client site). Does anyone have experience using this type of
> file mask?
>
> Also to note.. Regardless of the AFTER GET commands that were issued, the
> adapter delivered no feedback in the event log. The only messages the
> adapter is logging are service start and stop messages. Is this normal? I
> would have thought that if there were errors performing some of these
> commands, we would receive some errors.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
>
> John DeGiglio
> jdegiglio@hotmail.com
>
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