NetEx EFT213 Reference Manual Rel 5.4

PUT Alias CommandDescriptionThe PUT alias command sends the source file from the local host to the current active remote host and savesit as a destination file. If no path to the file is specified for the source or destination file (i.e., if a file name isgiven without a directory or device specification), the default local and remote directories are used respectively.That is, the source file is assumed to exist in the local default directory, and the new file is created in theremote default directory. If the destination parameter is not specified at all, a file by the same name as thesource file name will be created in the remote default directory.The source file name may include the NetEx/eFT wildcard characters “*” and “?”, as well as host specificwildcard characters where the two do not conflict. See “Source Wildcard Support for IBM z/OS File Transfers”on page 54 and “File Handling Under IBM z/OS NetEx/eFT” on page 41 for more details.FormatCommand Qualifiers ParametersPUTsource [destination]Where:PUTsourcedestinationExamples(required) the verb for this command. The minimum spelling is PUT.(required) the file specification for the file on the local host that you intend to send.(optional) the file specification for the file on the remote host.To send the file alpha.txt from host NT2 to host NT3 using the FTP aliases, issue the following commands:eFT> ftp nt3User: smithPassword: ********eFT> put alpha.txteFT: SOURCE DESTINATION SIZEeFT: ------------------------- ----------------- -------eFT: C:\GUEST\ALPHA.TXT C:\SMITH\ALPHA.TXT 54909eFT> byeRelated TopicsFTP Alias CommandGET Alias CommandSEND CommandPage 208 FTP Aliases REF-eFT213-R5.4-08