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Using JCL I have tried to import .xls from FTP location into mainframe file . And I have used mainframe file as attachment in email. But in attachment the xls file haveing garbage value .

I have tried receiving file in binary , text ,ASCII it's not working .

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Is there any chance if we receive .zip from FTP to mainframe and send that zip file as email attachment .

Someone please provide me samples cases

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Saying you're "using JCL" tell nobody anything. Surely you know that JCL only sets up datasets etc for each step of a job. You need to tell us what PROCs or PGMs the steps of the JCL are doing. If you're going to solve it, or expect us to, you need to be able to describe what's in the "mainframe file" after your FTP step. What recfm etc did you FTP the file into on the mainframe? What does it look like if you open it in ispf edit? If it comes to that, have you also looked that at the .xls file on a PC using a hex editor? Is it mainly plain text or is a binary format?

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