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INPUT CommandDescriptionThe INPUT command instructs NetEx/eFT to take its commands from the specified input file on the localhost. This file may contain any number of NetEx/eFT commands. These commands can be structured insuch a way that a sophisticated user could create predefined NetEx/eFT procedures that can be used by beginningNetEx/eFT users. These procedures can prompt users for input, give them instructions, and issueNetEx/eFT commands for them.FormatCommand Qualifier ParameterINput [-CONTinue | ON |]| OFF |[-ECHO | ON |]| OFF |[-IGNore | ON |]| OFF |[-PROMpt string][-PROMpt2 string][-SEArch string][-VERify | ON |]| OFF |[source] [arguments]Where:INput-CONTinue-ECHO-IGNore-PROMpt-PROMPT2(required) the verb for this command. The minimum spelling is IN.(optional) tells NetEx/eFT how to respond to an error encountered when processing inputfiles. This value should be set to either ON or OFF. ON tells NetEx/eFT to continue processingeven if an error is encountered while processing commands in the input file. OFFsays to terminate processing of the input file if an error is encountered. The initial setting isOFF. The minimum spelling is -CONT.(optional) tells NetEx/eFT whether or not to echo input to the terminal as it reads input commands.Commands are echoed as they appear in the input file, before string substitution (andalias translation) is performed. This value should be set to either ON or OFF. The initial settingis OFF.(optional) indicates whether or not to cause input failure if the file name specified is missingor invalid. The default is ON. The minimum spelling is –IGN.(optional) the string used as the NetEx/eFT command prompt. The initial setting is eFT>.The minimum spelling is -PROM.(optional) a secondary NetEx/eFT command prompt string used for command continuation.The initial setting is More>>.Page 130 Command Descriptions REF-eFT213-R5.4-08
-SEArch-VERifysourcearguments(optional) search path used for default INPUT commands (the location of input files).SEARCH is only used if NetEx/eFT cannot locate the source file specified on the commandline. A SEARCH path is a space-separated list of z/OS file specifications. If SEARCH is defined,NetEx/eFT will use it in an attempt to locate input files. Refer to “IBM z/OSNetEx/eFT SEARCH Keywords (SITE), (USER), and (NONE)” on page 104 for more information.The minimum spelling is -SEA.(optional) works like ECHO, but displays input commands after string substitution (and aliastranslation) has taken place. This value should be set to either ON or OFF. The initial settingis OFF. The minimum spelling is -VER.(optional) the file specification for the input file on the local host. NetEx/eFT attempts toopen this file before using the INPUT SEARCH path.(optional) zero or more arguments that are passed to the input file as positional parameters forparameter substitution.Using the INPUT command causes a new INPUT environment to be established. The values for all the abovequalifiers are initialized to the then current values. Changing a qualifier value changes the value for the durationof the input script only. Exiting the input script restores the INPUT qualifier values to the values existingbefore the INPUT command was issued.ExamplesTo input NetEx/eFT commands from a sequential data set named setup.si located in the current localTSOPREFIX, you would type:eFT> input -echo on setup.siNetEx/eFT will then attempt to execute all of the commands in setup.si before displaying the interactive eFT>prompt again. The -echo on switch forces each line from the input file to be echoed to the screen as it is processed.If input file setup.si was set up to accept positional parameters you could also pass arguments on the INPUTcommand line as:eFT> input setup.si HOST3 SmithSuppose there exists a file by the name of “myalias.ua” in the user’s login directory. By default there is noINPut SEArch path defined. If a search path is defined as follows:eFT> set inp search (USER)*.uaThe user need only specify the filename portion of the file specification if the files extension is “.ua”, and thefile is located in the user’s default TSOPREFIX:eFT> input myaliasThe “input myalias” command uses the SEArch path to find the NetEx/eFT script file “myalias.ua” in the user'sdefault TSOPREFIX. Notice that the INPut SEArch qualifier is defined as “(USER)*.ua”, the ‘*’ is replacedby the source name to the input command, in this case “myalias”. The order of processing for anINPUT file is: check the TSOPREFIX for a file with the name ‘prefix.MYALIAS’, and the check the searchpath (‘prefix.MYALIAS.UA’).The user can also execute an input file without preceding the name of the input file by the INPut command.The order of processing a command is: check for alias, check for command, check for an input file on thesearch path. Setting the search path as in the previous example:eFT> set input search (USER)*.uaREF-eFT213-R5.4-08 Command Descriptions Page 131
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IntroductionNetEx/eFT OverviewThe N
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Examples:-HOMEdir-OUTput-ROOTdir-SE
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SEND.) Any aliases defined in these
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eFT> set input echoFor Boolean qual
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Terminating a NetEx/eFT SessionTo e
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eFT> show localeFT:eFT:* COPYRight
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eFT> loginHostname? sunburnUsername
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CommandRECeiveParameterssrc_spec [d
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Executing Local IBM z/OS CommandsUs
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eFT> show local aliaseFT:eFT: BRows
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Table 1. z/OS File Transfer Qualifi
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IBM z/OS File or Data Set Specifica
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Table 2. Supported z/OS Transfer Mo
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String LiteralsA string literal as
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Table 3. List of FunctionsFunction
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CHR FunctionThe CHR function return
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DATE FunctionThe DATE function retu
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DFN and NDF FunctionsThe DFN functi
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ENV FunctionThe ENV function return
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EXT FunctionThe EXT function extrac
Page 102 and 103: LEN FunctionThe LEN function return
Page 104 and 105: LOWER and UPPER FunctionsThe UPPER
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Page 108 and 109: STATUS FunctionThe STATUS function
Page 110 and 111: Disabling String SubstitutionWhen N
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Page 114 and 115: eFT> transferTransfer being made to
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Page 138 and 139: ASK CommandDescriptionThe ASK comma
Page 140 and 141: CONNECT CommandDescriptionThe CONNE
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Page 144 and 145: CONTINUE CommandDescriptionThe CONT
Page 146 and 147: Related TopicsCONNECT CommandSET HO
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Page 150 and 151: HELP CommandDescriptionThe NetEx/eF
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Page 158 and 159: ON CommandDescriptionThe ON command
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SET LOgin Alias CommandDescriptionA
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TSO Alias CommandDescriptionThe TSO
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PUT Alias CommandDescriptionThe PUT
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ExampleEncrypting passwords stored
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Table 5. Error MessagesFac Code Sev
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