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I refer to "OOrexx" Object Rexx , from Source Forge, which I think should interface with other .net products

Anyone have sample of .net program and REXX calling each other? exchange data?

It would be helpful to have a sample of the .CSV input and the problem you need to overcome. Having a variable number of fields is should not be a problem Stan

Two methods #1 FTP Ftp to MVS, cd to the PDS and use "mget *" to download all members #2 JCL Write 2 steps JCL using PGM=IEBPTCH to punch out the PDS members then use FTPPROC, or whatever the name at our site, to FTP to the server Stan Mlynarski

#1 problem I see is the syntax for writing. I use "EXECIO * DISKR indd (STEM REC. FINIS)" where "REC." is the stem variable that holds all the data to be written. #2 problem I do not see where the member name in the PDS is.

I have a REXX program that creates and submits JCL to do the compile; contact me to have it Emailed. Most importantantly to get files out of ELIPS Librarian is to have SUBSYS=LAM on the DD statements. stanley.mlynarski@ACS-inc.com

I agree with KiwiRexxdude, since I have also come across this messagae in MVS and PC DOS. You should free/close files after using them. You may want to try writing a program that keeps opeing files and display the number to demonstrate at what point the message comes up. Then you'll know the limit.

I helped a friend do something similar and it wasn't possible to do both UNIX script and telnet together. However, why not write a script on the target machine to (1) tail log >file (2) ftp to your machine and put the file there . Also, why not ftp the file to your machine and tail the local file

Also why not try passing it directly as: 'PING' '00'x||'172.19.2.130'||'0000'x

I had to extract data that MAY be across 3 tables. I got rid of the unneeded code so it may look choppy but the pricipal is here SELECT A.ISBN, CATALOG_PRICE, FPT_COVER_PRICE FROM table1 A, table2 B, table3 C WHERE TITLE_STATUS_CODE NOT IN ('AFS', 'NOP') etc. etc. UNION ALL...

Soln #1 Not a solid answer but you might look into exit routines to format this. I know IBM MVS has this capability Soln #2 Pass the report to a file and have a post process program parse it properly