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02-27-2008, 06:32 AM
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 Re: jpg file to mainframe Assuming you are running ftp on the PC, the following commands (after connecting to the mainframe) should move your file without destroying it: image put fileName The image command tells ftp that you are sending binary data and ascii (to ebcdic) translation should not take place. The put command sends the file, keeping the existing file name. This works best if your file name is compatible with your mainframe naming conventions. The easiest way to load the file is to use ISPF to build a file containing one record that corresponds to the row data associated with the image. The record will contain a file reference pointing to the image file. The DB2 utilities reference (LOAD command) should explain how to build the file reference data for the blob column. Philip Sherman ganapath wrote: > Hi, > > i have a jpg file on my pc which contains only 1 photo, > 1. i would like to ftp the file to mainframe and then > 2. insert that value into blob field of a db2 table > > can anyone tell me how to do above mentioned steps > > Thanks >      |
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