NetEx EFT213 Reference Manual Rel 5.4

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ultra5> local directoryIN CATALOG:USERCAT1GUEST1.DDIRGUEST1.DDIR.DGUEST1.DDIR.IGUEST1.ISPF.ISPPROFGUEST1.ISP0001.BACKUPGUEST1.JOBS.CNTLGUEST1.LOAD1AGUEST1.PACKLIBGUEST1.SRCHFOR.LISTGUEST1.TRSMAIN.JCLultra5>To transfer a file from the local host to the remote host, the SEND command is used. The example belowsends the file or sequential data set EARTH.UA from the current local TSO prefix (or directory) GUEST1 onthe IBM z/OS host, to the current remote directory /home/guest on the UNIX host. Since all NetEx/eFT commandscan be predefined with reasonable site defaults, the typical user would just type SEND followed by thesource file name. The status line indicates the file has successfully been transferred. Notice that NetEx/eFTuses the source file name to create a default destination file name when one isn’t specified.ultra5> send earth.uaeFT: Source Destination SizeeFT: ---------------------- ----------------------- ------eFT: GUEST1.EARTH.UA /home/guest/earth.ua 750ultra5>With NetEx/eFT it is also very easy to transfer a group of files using a single command containing wildcarding.The example below sends all of the local sequential data sets having an ending qualifier of ‘UA’ to theremote UNIX host, giving them an extension of ‘.UNIXUA’. If any file transfer errors were encountered, theywould be displayed in place of the status line below.ultra5> send *.ua *.unixuaeFT: Source Destination SizeeFT: ---------------------- ------------------------------- ----eFT: GUEST1.EARTH.UA /home/guest/earth.unixua 750eFT: GUEST1.OCEAN.UA /home/guest/ocean.unixua 217eFT: GUEST1.WORLD.UA /home/guest/world.unixua 94ultra5>Wildcarding can also be used to select certain partitioned data set members to be transferred from IBM z/OSand stored as files on the remote host. The example below uses wildcarding to select all members that have‘e’ as the second character:ultra5> send mvs.pds(?e*)eFT: Source Destination SizeeFT: --------------------- ------------------------------ ----eFT: GUEST1.MVS.PDS(BETA) /home/guest/beta.pds 215ultra5>A quick REMOTE DIRECTORY will act as a second verification that the files have indeed been transferred.Note the new files BETA.PDS, EARTH.UA, EARTH.UNIXUA, OCEAN.UNIXUA, and WORLD.UNIXUAbelow.Page 6 Introduction REF-eFT213-R5.4-08
ultra5> remote directoryUnix: total 25506Unix: drwxr-xr-x 10 guest group1 1536 Jan 17 16:38 .Unix: drwxr-xr-x 12 root other 512 Jan 17 16:37 ..Unix: -rw------- 1 guest group1 71 Jan 17 16:37 .TTauthorityUnix: -rw------- 1 guest group1 198 Jan 17 16:37 .XauthorityUnix: -rw-r--r-- 1 guest group1 696 Aug 23 09:51 .cshrcUnix: -rw-r--r-- 1 guest group1 562 Nov 22 1999 .profileUnix: -rw-r--r-- 1 guest group1 889 Jan 17 16:38 beta.pdsUnix: -rw-r--r-- 1 guest group1 841 Jan 17 16:31 earth.uaUnix: -rw-r--r-- 3 guest group1 512 Jan 17 16:33 earth.unixuaUnix: -rw-rw-rw- 1 guest group1 225 Jan 17 16:34 ocean.unixuaUnix: -rw-r--r-- 2 guest group1 512 Jan 17 16:35 world.unixuaultra5>File transfer is just as easy in the other direction. To move a file from the remote host to the local host, use theRECEIVE command. The example below transfers the file LOGIN.COM from the remote system to the localIBM z/OS host.ultra5> receive login.comeFT: Source Destination SizeeFT: ---------------------------- ----------------------------- ----eFT: /home/guest/login.com GUEST1.LOGIN.COM 967ultra5>This transfer can too be verified by viewing a LOCAL DIRECTORY (LISTCAT) listing.ultra5> local directoryIN CATALOG:USERCAT1GUEST1.BATCH.DATAGUEST1.BATCH.JCLGUEST1.EARTH.UAGUEST1.LOGIN.COMGUEST1.MVS.PDSGUEST1.OCEAN.UAGUEST1.WORLD.UAultra5>To force a disconnection from all remote hosts (in this case the UNIX host), the EXIT command is used.EXIT insures a smooth shut down of network activities as well as local and remote files. EXIT also returns aNetEx/eFT session status that can be interpreted by the local IBM z/OS host. This status is especially usefulwhen NetEx/eFT is used within a JCL stream.ultra5> exitREADYTo keep this sample session short, no more commands or features of NetEx/eFT will be shown. However,since only a small fraction of NetEx/eFT has been described here, the user is encouraged to read the remainingsections for a full description of the benefits that can be realized using NetEx/eFT.REF-eFT213-R5.4-08 Introduction Page 7
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Page 16 and 17: Description .......................
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Page 42 and 43: eFT> show localeFT:eFT:* COPYRight
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Page 50 and 51: Executing Local IBM z/OS CommandsUs
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Destination Wildcard Support for IB
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Table 2. Supported z/OS Transfer Mo
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Second, the exclamation point is us
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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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ASK CommandDescriptionThe ASK comma
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CONNECT CommandDescriptionThe CONNE
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-PROJect-QUIet-SCRIpt-SEArch-SECond
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CONTINUE CommandDescriptionThe CONT
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Related TopicsCONNECT CommandSET HO
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Related TopicsDISCONNECT CommandQUI
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HELP CommandDescriptionThe NetEx/eF
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INPUT CommandDescriptionThe INPUT c
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The “myalias.ua” script file ca
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HOSTOSHOSTTYPENETworkPIDPRODuctSTAT
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ON CommandDescriptionThe ON command
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Related TopicsGOTO CommandINPUT Com
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-QUIet-SPAce-TRUNcate-UNIT-VOLUMEde
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ExamplesIf you desire to leave NetE
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ExamplesRefer to “File Handling U
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-BLOCKsize-HOST(integer) NETEX nego
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SEND CommandDescriptionThe SEND com
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SET CommandDescriptionThis form of
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SET ALIAS CommandDescriptionThe SET
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SET GLOBAL CommandDescriptionThe SE
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SET HOST CommandDescriptionThe SET
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SET VARIABLE CommandDescriptionThe
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SHOW CommandDescriptionSHOW allows
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SHOW GLOBAL CommandDescriptionThe S
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SHOW QUALIFIER CommandDescriptionSH
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TEXT CommandDescriptionCommand TEXT
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FormatCommand Qualifier ParameterTR
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ASsign Alias CommandDescriptionAssi
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DEBUGON Alias Command & DBGON scrip
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EDit Alias CommandDescriptionEdit a
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LEDit Alias CommandDescriptionInvok
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RDir Alias CommandDescriptionShorth
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SET LOgin Alias CommandDescriptionA
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SHow LOgin Alias CommandDescription
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SRD Alias CommandDescriptionA short
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TSO Alias CommandDescriptionThe TSO
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ACCOUNT Alias CommandDescriptionThe
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ASCII Alias CommandDescriptionThe A
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BYE Alias CommandDescriptionThe BYE
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CLOSE Alias CommandDescriptionThe C
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DIR Alias CommandDescriptionThe DIR
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GET Alias CommandDescriptionThe GET
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LS Alias CommandDescriptionThe LS a
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MKDIR Alias CommandDescriptionThe M
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PUT Alias CommandDescriptionThe PUT
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RENAME Alias CommandDescriptionThe
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RMDIR Alias CommandDescriptionThe R
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ExampleEncrypting passwords stored
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Table 5. Error MessagesFac Code Sev
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Fac Code Sev Comment TextTable 5. E
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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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EFT213-8347 Record length (NNN) exc
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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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DIRECTORY definition ..............
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