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The Question is: Hey Wizard, I have a plain text data file on an Open VMS 6.2H3 machine running on an alpha server. I need to have access to that data file from my NT Workstation, specifically by a CGI program that reads data from the file and displays it on the web through Apache We b Server installed on NT. What is the approach I need to take to connect to the remote data file and pull data off it? I have written the code to search for the text needed. All I need is a way to connect to that remote text data file. Please provide suggestions. Thanks. The Answer is : FTP, DECnet, HTTP, COM, sneakernet, and a variety of other protocols (and techniques) can be used by OpenVMS systems and OpenVMS programmers to access data and/or to transfer data files to or from remote systems. OpenVMS can also serve local data and local data files directly to remote systems via various protocols such as SCS, NFS, and SMB. And of course, most web servers also permit a web page to combine the display of data from local storage (or CGI) and data returned from a web page (or CGI) via a web server on another platform. If you need or if you seek help with programming Microsoft Windows NT or with Windows NT tools, APIs, and comminucations, then you have unfortunately reached the wrong Wizard.
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