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

Parameters
v Copy members from an MVS partitioned data set (PDS) or PDSE to an z/OS
UNIX system directory
v Copy a sequential data set or member of a PDS to a file
and convert the data from code page IBM-037 or ASCII to code page IBM-1047
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 directory name or file name of the z/OS UNIX file system files to
receive the PDS members that are being copied. The name can be up to 1023
characters long. Single quotes around the directory name or file name are
optional.
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.
mvs_PDS_name | mvs_data_set_name(member_name)
Specifies the name of an MVS partitioned data set or an MVS partitioned data
set member that is being copied into an z/OS UNIX file system. The data set
name is:
v A fully qualified name that is enclosed in single quotes, or an unqualified
name (an unqualified name is not enclosed in single quotes)
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 member names not be translated to the _
character in path 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 data set being copied contains binary data or text.
BINARY
Specifies that the data set being copied contains binary data. This is the
default for a data set of undefined record format.
TEXT
Specifies that the data set being copied contains text. This is the default for
a data set of fixed record format or variable record format.
CONVERT(character_conversion_table | YES | NO)
Specifies that the data being copied be converted from code page IBM-037 to
EBCDIC Latin 1/Open Systems Interconnection code page 01047—that is, that
the TO1047 part of the specified character conversion table is used. This
operand is optional. If this operand is omitted, the system copies the data
without conversion.
You can use this option for singlebyte data, but not for doublebyte data.
Specify the CONVERT value as one of the following:
character_conversion_table
Specify one of the following:
OPUTX
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