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

Parameters
v Copy an individual file to a sequential data set or member of a partitioned data
set
and convert the data from code page 1047 to code page IBM-037 or ASCII while it
is being copied.
Do not use the CONVERT option when copying files that contain doublebyte data.
This option is used for singlebyte data only, not for doublebyte data.
hfs_directory | hfs_file_name
Specifies the path name of the z/OS UNIX directory or file name that is being
copied to an MVS PDS or PDSE. The files are copied into members of the PDS
or PDSE.
Use hfs_directory when a PDS is specified. When a sequential data set or
PDS member is specified, then the file name must be used.
These limitations apply to an MVS data set name:
v It can use uppercase alphabetic characters A through Z, but not lowercase
letters.
v It can use numeric characters 0 through 9, and the special characters @, #,
and $.
v It cannot begin with a numeric character.
v The member name cannot be more than 8 characters. If a file name is longer
than 8 characters or uses characters that are not allowed in an MVS data set
name, the file is not copied.
The LC operand lets you copy z/OS UNIX system file names that are
lowercase, mixed case, or uppercase.
Single quotes around the directory name or file name are optional.
OGETX
mvs_PDS_name | mvs_data_set_name(member_name)
mvs_PDS_name specifies the name of an MVS PDS or PDSE to receive the
z/OS UNIX system files that are being copied.
mvs_data_set_name(member_name) specifies the name of an MVS partitioned
data set member to receive the file that is being copied. The name is:
v A fully qualified name that is enclosed in single quotes, or an unqualified
name
v Up to 44 characters long, with an additional 8 characters for the member
name
v Converted to uppercase letters
ASIS
Specifies that the _ character in path names not be translated to the @
character in member names. (It is a common convention to use @ symbols in
PDS member names to correspond with the _ symbol in path names.)
BINARY | TEXT
Specifies whether the files in the directory being copied contains binary data or
text. For more information, see Note 7 on page 851.
BINARY
Specifies that the files in the directory being copied contains binary data.
When you specify BINARY, OGET operates without any consideration for
characters or the special characteristics of DBCS data. For
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