Re:File CC OS Commands

Hi All,
I am working on IDOC to File scenario where I need to execute receiver end main frame operating commands, is it possible? or I need to create a batch file on SAP XI server where File adaptor resides, and this batch file has a commands to connect to FTP server and executes Main frame Operating system commands?
any one can throw some light on this topic.
Thanks
Rajeev.

Hi Rajeev,
>What is the place holder Operating system commands before message process AND after message process? Can I place receiver end Operating commands (In my case its main frame Operating commands)?
If you place a script before message processing your script will be called before the file is written in the output and if you place after message processing the script will be called after the file is written.
> So In order to execute Main frame Operating system commands I need to create a scrpit file on SAP XI server ?
Yes you need to do have that script on XI server.
>We cant execute Receiver end Operating sytem commands with out a script file on SAP XI server?
No
> Script file contains only Receiver end Operating system commands or I also need to include connection parameters for example FTP Parameters?
You need to have the connection paramters also. You need to first connect to the mainframes using ftp parameters and then i assume you need to send the output file as an input to the script for whatever your process is.
Regards,
---Satish

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