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TEXT CommandDescriptionCommand TEXT writes a string of text to the user’s terminal and/or output file. TEXT is usually used withinNetEx/eFT input scripts or aliases for interaction with a user. The string parameter may contain string substitutionsyntax.FormatCommand Qualifier ParameterTEXtWhere:TEXt (required) the verb for this command. The minimum spelling is TEX.[string]string (optional) a string of text to be written out to the terminal or output file. The string may contain stringsubstitution syntax such as string functions and references to variables.ExamplesTo display a simple line of text on the screen:eFT> text this is a line of text to echoeFT: this is a line of text to echoYou can use TEXT with a string containing string substitution syntax. For example, assuming you have aNetEx/eFT variable called NAME defined to be Paul, you can display its value within a text string as:eFT> text Is your name {NAME}?eFT: Is your name Paul?Related TopicsASK CommandINPUT CommandPage 166 Command Descriptions REF-eFT213-R5.4-08
TRANSLATE CommandDescriptionThe TRANSLATE command is used to specify and display NetEx/eFT code conversion tables, to enable anddisable NetEx/eFT code conversion, and to indicate whether or not NetEx/eFT code conversion is currentlyenabled.The TRANSLATE command followed by an action lets the user display and control the use of the NetEx/eFTtranslation tables. By default NETEX code conversion is done unless the user explicitly turns on NetEx/eFTtranslation with the TRANSLATE ON command. NetEx/eFT translation can be turned off (i.e., NETEX codeconversion is enabled) with the command TRANSLATE OFF. The NetEx/eFT translation tables can be displayedusing the TRANSLATE command followed by the actions DISPLAY or FULL. The RESET actionreinitializes the NetEx/eFT translation tables.The TRANSLATE command is also used to tailor the default NetEx/eFT translation tables. The initialNetEx/eFT translation tables are identical to the NETEX translation tables until modifications are made to theNetEx/eFT tables by using the TRANSLATE command followed by a native character code and a remotecharacter code.The initial invocation of TRANSLATE (that is, any TRANSLATE command) loads the NetEx/eFT tableswith the NETEX defaults and then uses the SEARCH qualifier to make changes to the NetEx/eFT translationtables. The TRANSLATE RESET command reinitializes the NetEx/eFT tables with the NETEX defaults anduses the SEARCH qualifier again, to make changes to the NetEx/eFT tables.When NetEx/eFT translation is enabled with the command TRANSLATE ON, the NetEx/eFT tables are usedto convert native character codes into remote character codes, and remote character code into native charactercodes.The qualifiers IN_only and OUT_only allow the tables to be modified in one direction. By default, modificationsare made to both the incoming and outgoing tables. For example, if the user requests that an incomingEBCDIC cent sign be converted to an ASCII7 left bracket, then an outgoing ASCII7 left bracket is convertedinto an EBCDIC cent sign. By specifying either IN_only or OUT_only, only the incoming or outgoing tableis modified.The TRANSLATE command without any arguments displays the status of NetEx/eFT translation, either enabledor disabled.The TRANSLATE command does not allow the user to change the following native characters since thesecharacters are required for NetEx/eFT protocol:upper case alphabetic (A-Z)digits (0-9)spaceequal sign (=)nullREF-eFT213-R5.4-08 Command Descriptions Page 167
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eFT213NetEx/eFT for z/OS SystemsRel
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Notice to the ReaderThe material co
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IntroductionNetEx/eFT OverviewThe N
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eFT: Remote: Login failed (SI693-80
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ultra5> local directoryIN CATALOG:U
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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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This will prevent general NetEx/eFT
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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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eFT: RNT_TIMeout ....... 1200eFT: S
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Executing Local IBM z/OS CommandsUs
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eFT> show local aliaseFT:eFT: BRows
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eFT> local queueJOB SMITHX1T(JOB144
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Page 34 IBM z/OS Local User’s Gui
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Finally, disconnecting from an IBM
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For more information on the REMOTE
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eFT> remote type section.oneeFT:eFT
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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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Destination Wildcard Support for IB
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Table 2. Supported z/OS Transfer Mo
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within the input level, or input fi
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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
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LEN FunctionThe LEN function return
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LOWER and UPPER FunctionsThe UPPER
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PARAMS FunctionThe PARAMS function
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STATUS FunctionThe STATUS function
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Disabling String SubstitutionWhen N
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and do not include the special synt
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eFT> transferTransfer being made to
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Using NetEx/eFT Labels and GOTOsTo
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Normally, without ON LOCAL_ERROR or
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Host aliases can translate only int
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eFT> fetchUser Id? guestPassword? _
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Error Message FormattingNetEx/eFT m
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* A retry counter limits the number
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TRANSLATENote: Do not specify “(S
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2. EXamplesAny examples for the CON
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EFTCJCL JOB ,'EFT CLIENT',CLASS=A,M
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Tailoring the Standalone Server exe
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Page 114 Advanced Local User’s Gu
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
Page 148 and 149: Related TopicsDISCONNECT CommandQUI
Page 150 and 151: HELP CommandDescriptionThe NetEx/eF
Page 152 and 153: INPUT CommandDescriptionThe INPUT c
Page 154 and 155: The “myalias.ua” script file ca
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Page 158 and 159: ON CommandDescriptionThe ON command
Page 160 and 161: Related TopicsGOTO CommandINPUT Com
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Page 174 and 175: SET ALIAS CommandDescriptionThe SET
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Page 178 and 179: SET HOST CommandDescriptionThe SET
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Page 182 and 183: SHOW CommandDescriptionSHOW allows
Page 184 and 185: SHOW GLOBAL CommandDescriptionThe S
Page 186 and 187: SHOW QUALIFIER CommandDescriptionSH
Page 190 and 191: FormatCommand Qualifier ParameterTR
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Page 196 and 197: ASsign Alias CommandDescriptionAssi
Page 198 and 199: DEBUGON Alias Command & DBGON scrip
Page 200 and 201: EDit Alias CommandDescriptionEdit a
Page 202 and 203: LEDit Alias CommandDescriptionInvok
Page 204 and 205: RDir Alias CommandDescriptionShorth
Page 206 and 207: SET LOgin Alias CommandDescriptionA
Page 208 and 209: SHow LOgin Alias CommandDescription
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Page 212 and 213: TSO Alias CommandDescriptionThe TSO
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Page 216 and 217: ASCII Alias CommandDescriptionThe A
Page 218 and 219: BYE Alias CommandDescriptionThe BYE
Page 220 and 221: CLOSE Alias CommandDescriptionThe C
Page 222 and 223: DIR Alias CommandDescriptionThe DIR
Page 224 and 225: GET Alias CommandDescriptionThe GET
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Page 230 and 231: PUT Alias CommandDescriptionThe PUT
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Table 5. Error MessagesFac Code Sev
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UA-501 Protocol error - expected [C
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UA-4501 Nested (or recursive) input
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EFT213-2004 Sequence number error a
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EFT213-8324 Data set exists and -CR
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EFT213-8368 Unmatched apostrophes i
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EFT213-9003 Wildcard processing err
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MUX213-8003 Could not find PROCESS:
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