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Finally, disconnecting from an IBM z/OS host (using DISCONNECT, EXIT, or QUIT) will cause an automaticTSO/E logoff.CONNECT Qualifiers Used by IBM z/OS NetEx/eFTThe CONNECT command (which is used by the LOGIN alias) has several qualifiers associated with it, ofwhich some are only used by certain systems to assist in the login process. Some CONNECT qualifiers ofspecial importance to IBM z/OS are:-ACCount-PROFilePassed to an IBM z/OS host as the TSO/E logon parameter ACCT(xxx). The string valuepassed to ACCOUNT should be only the ‘xxx’ parameter within the parenthesis.Passed to an IBM z/OS host as the TSO/E logon parameter PROC(xxx). The string valuepassed to PROFILE should be only the ‘xxx’ parameter within the parenthesis.The following CONNECT qualifiers are normally ignored by IBM z/OS NetEx/eFT at connect/login time:APPlicationCOMmandPROJectSCRIptSECondarySITENote: Your site may have customized IBM z/OS NetEx/eFT to use one or more of these additional qualifiers.The CONNECT command as described in “Command Descriptions” of the local NetEx/eFT guide lists allapplicable CONNECT qualifiers.Remote IBM z/OS NetEx/eFT Startup FilesAfter establishing a successful connection into a remote z/OS host, NetEx/eFT executes the startup files asdescribed by the CONNECT SEARCH qualifier on the Initiator. The normal default definition of this qualifieris:eFT> show connect searcheFT: SEArch ............ (SITE) (USER)Possible values for CONNECT SEARCH are the keywords (NONE), (SITE), (USER), or any valid remotefile specification containing NetEx/eFT commands. The definitions for the special keywords as they relate toNetEx/eFT for IBM z/OS are given below.(NONE)(SITE)(USER)do not process any responder (or server) startup files.implies a NetEx/eFT site startup file (partitioned data set member) called SSERVER locatedin the remote IBM z/OS site partitioned data set. This is explained in more detail in “IBMz/OS NetEx/eFT SEARCH Keywords (SITE), (USER), and (NONE)” on page 104.implies a NetEx/eFT user-level startup file (sequential dataset) called SERVER.UA that islocated in the user’s login TSO/E prefix. This is explained in more detail in “IBM z/OSNetEx/eFT SEARCH Keywords (SITE), (USER), and (NONE)” on page 104.No server startup files are required. If any do exist, NetEx/eFT sends their contents (a sequence of NetEx/eFTcommands) back to the local Initiator where they are then executed in the order described by the SEARCHqualifier. The following commands may not be executed from a server startup file:Page 36 IBM z/OS Remote User’s Guide REF-eFT213-R5.4-08
CONNECTDISCONNECTLOCALRECEIVEREMOTESENDTransferring Files to a IBM z/OS HostThe file transfer capabilities of NetEx/eFT are provided by two commands, SEND and RECEIVE. The SENDcommand provides file transfer from the local host to a remote IBM z/OS host. The RECEIVE commandtransfers files from a remote IBM z/OS host back to the local host.The SEND and RECEIVE commands function the same regardless of the host from which they are executed.However, the command qualifiers to SEND and RECEIVE differ depending on the hosts involved. The qualifiersaffect how files are stored, transferred, named, etc. For details on the SEND and RECEIVE qualifiersthat exist for file transfers to and from a IBM z/OS system, refer to “File Handling Under IBM z/OSNetEx/eFT” on page 41.Executing Remote TSO/E CommandsThe REMOTE command gives users the ability to execute TSO/E commands on a remote IBM z/OS systemand view the results. Host commands can either be a native TSO/E command, a TSO/E CLIST, or a remotealias (or host-independent command) having a valid TSO/E command translation.The following is an example of the REMOTE command being used within IBM z/OS NetEx/eFT to check thestatus of the user’s batch jobs previously queued. The TSO/E command is STATUS:eFT> remote statuseFT: JOB SMITHX1T(JOB14446) ON OUTPUT QUEUEeFT: JOB SMITHX1T(JOB14447) WAITING FOR EXECUTIONThe prefix eFT: indicates that the results are being returned from the IBM z/OS host. This prefix can be modifiedor turned off using the SET REMOTE PREFIX command.Using REMOTE to execute commands on a IBM z/OS host, it is possible to do tasks such as submit a batchjob, invoke a compiler, execute a CLIST, status a queue, delete a file, etc. Any noninteractive, nonfullscreenoriented TSO/E command can be issued. Interactive commands that require users to respond to prompts orfull screen oriented applications cannot be run through NetEx/eFT using the REMOTE command. It shouldbe noted, however, that many interactive tasks can still be performed by providing a CLIST containing therequested information.REMOTE Command StatusThe completion status of the REMOTE TSO/E command is placed in the NetEx/eFT variable {status:remote}.The possible values are:0 Normal (successful) completion.NInteger value for unsuccessful completion. Set by TSO/E command.Sxxx Abnormal completion with z/OS system ABEND xxx.Uxxxx Abnormal completion with z/OS system ABEND xxxx.Interrupt Unsuccessful completion due to a keyboard interrupt (attention).Error Unsuccessful completion due to invalid, unknown, or unsupported TSO/E command.REF-eFT213-R5.4-08 IBM z/OS Remote User’s Guide Page 37
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Page 92 and 93: CHR FunctionThe CHR function return
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STATUS FunctionThe STATUS function
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Disabling String SubstitutionWhen N
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ASK CommandDescriptionThe ASK comma
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CONNECT CommandDescriptionThe CONNE
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CONTINUE CommandDescriptionThe CONT
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Related TopicsCONNECT CommandSET HO
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HELP CommandDescriptionThe NetEx/eF
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The “myalias.ua” script file ca
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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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ExampleEncrypting passwords stored
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