z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

Return codes
Examples
– For an MVS data set in fixed record format: Data is cut into chunks of
size equal to the record length. Each chunk is put into one record. The
last record is padded with spaces or blanks.
– For an MVS data set in variable record format: Data is cut into chunks
of size equal to the largest record length. Each chunk is put into one
record. The length of the last record is equal to the length of the data left.
– For an MVS data set in undefined record format: Data is cut into
chunks of size equal to the block size. Each chunk is put into one record.
The length of the last record is equal to the length of the data left.
7. When you copy MVS data sets to z/OS UNIX file system text files, a
character is appended to the end of each record. If trailing blanks exist in the
record, the character is appended after the trailing blanks.
8. When you copy MVS data sets to z/OS UNIX file system binary files, the
character is not appended to the record.
0 Processing successful.
12 Processing unsuccessful. An error message has been issued.
1. The following commands copy an MVS sequential data set to an z/OS UNIX file
system file. This is text data, and there is no code page conversion.
v SYSUT1 is the ddname of the source data set, EMPLOYEE.DATA.
v PATHNAME is the ddname of the target, which is the existing file
/u/admin/employee/data.
ALLOCATE FILE(sysut1) DATASET(’employee.data’)
ALLOCATE FILE(pathname) PATH(’/u/admin/employee/data’)
OCOPY INDD(sysut1) OUTDD(pathname) TEXT
2. The following commands copy a binary file into a member of a partitioned data
set:
v BINARY is the ddname of the source file, bin/payroll. This file is in the
working directory.
v MVSPDS is the ddname of the target data set member,
APPL.CODES(PAYROLL)
ALLOCATE FILE(binary) PATH(’/bin/payroll’)
ALLOCATE FILE(mvspds) DATASET(’appl.codes(payroll)’)
OCOPY INDD(binary) OUTDD(mvspds) BINARY
3. The following commands copy system input from the MVS SYSIN data set to
the file system and perform code page conversion:
v SYSIN is the ddname of the source, IBMUSR.EMPLOYEE.DATA.
v PATHNAME is the ddname of the target, /u/admin/employee/data. This file
does not currently exist and is created by ALLOCATE.
v This is text data.
v The character conversion table is the default table, member BPXFX000 of the
SYS1.BPXLATE data set. (BPXFX000 is an alias; when shipped by IBM, it
points to BPXFX111.)
v Because this is a copy from an MVS data set to a file, the topic TO1047 of
the conversion table is used by default.
ALLOCATE FILE(sysin) DATASET(’IBMUSR.EMPLOYEE.DATA’)
ALLOCATE FILE(pathname) PATH(’/u/admin/employee/data’)
OCOPY
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