Reference : Eureka document

http://frweb/CustomerServices/Eureka/Manual%20installation%20of%20the%20iSeries%20library.mht

Manually FTP library or libraries making sure that you use an account with enough priviliges (ALLOBJ authority).  The QSECOFR profile is recommended.

Note:  In this example we are assuming that the ICASRV library was created even though some errors were generated.

Step 1 (Procedure for Technical Support Representative)1. Create a save file (SAVF) and a library to hold it.       A. CRTLIB CPSUITE4 (where [LIBRARYNAME] is the name that choose to give to your temporary library)       B. CRTSAVF CPSUITE4/ICASRV (ICASRV will be the name of the save file).

2. We now need to work with the library on the AS/400 that contains the files that we need to create a copy of.  In this case it would be the ICASRV library.       A. WRKLIB ICASRV [enter]       B. Select option 9 (we need to save the contents of the library) C. In the “Device” option enter *SAVF, press the F10 key on your keyboard for more options.  The following options should appear. 

D. You will need to change the values for the following options.

Option  Necessary Value

Save file ICASRV (name of the save file)

Library LIBRARYNAME (name of the temporary library created in 1A)

Target Release Here you must enter the Version, Release and M0 (i.e. V4R5M0)

E. [enter]

3. Open the command prompt on your PC.       A. Start  Run…  Type in “CMD”       B. Enter FTP followed by the IP address of the AS/400 (i.e. ftp 100.1.1.51 )       C. At the username and password prompt enter your credentials       D. Enter the command BIN [enter]        E. Enter the command GET CPSUITE4/ICASRV C:\ICASRV.BIN (we are getting the save file and placing it in the C drive with the name ICASRV.bin)       F. Enter the command BYE to end the connection and close the window.       G. Go to the drive where you just created the binary file, drag and drop it onto your email application and email it to the customer/prospect.

Step 2 (Procedure for the Client)1. The current ICASRV library on the customer’s machine is of no use, so we must first delete it. DLTLIB ICASRV

2.  Now we need to create a save file in a library to which you have access to on the  iSeries:

- CRTSAVF  CPSUITE4 /ICASRV (where LIBRARYNAME is the name of the library you have access to )

3. Open the command prompt on your PC       A.  Start  Run…  Type in “CMD”       B. Transfer the contents of the binary file to the AS/400 through FTP:       C:\> FTP AS/400_IPAddress [enter]       ftp> AS/400 User profile (Account must have *ALLOBJ authority) [enter]       ftp> Account password [enter]       ftp> BINARY [enter]       ftp> PUT c:\Icasrv.bin CPSUTE4/ICASRV [enter]        ftp> QUIT [enter]

4. Restore contents of SAVF file ICASRV.A. You must then logon to the AS/400 and restore the SAVF files using the following commands:  RSTLIB SAVLIB(ICASRV) DEV(*SAVF) SAVF(CPSUITE4/ ICASRV) RSTLIB(ICASRV)

5. Verify that the ICASRV subsystem is active. If it is not active, launch it using the command STRSBS ICASRV/ICASRV