Configure the Database for FTP in an OWB workflow

I want to use the ftp-operator in an OWB-Workflow. I want to use a script, that is managed in the owb itself.
I configure the ftp operator in this way:
COMMAND: /usr/bin/ftp (i can start the command at the command line)
PARAMETER_LIST: ?"${Task.Input}"?
SUCCESS_THRESHOLD: 0
SCRIPT: [my with the ftp Commands]
After the execution of the workflow i get the error message: "/usr/bin/ftp -n: not found"
in Runtime Audit Browser
Does anybody know what i have to do to get the ftp operator running?
The operating system of the database server is HP UX.
Thanks in advance
Alexander

Hi,
why do you want to use ftp? As against going directly to the source database? (So much faster and easier). I haven't used ftp since the last century.
Regards,
Donna

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