Jobs of the type FTP
use JCL generated by Entire
Operations, depending on the defined FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
parameters.
This section covers the following topics:
To add or modify an FTP parameter definition
In the Job Definition (Master)
window of the required job, enter FTP
in the
Job Type field and choose PF9 (JCL).
Or:
On the Job
Maintenance screen, type J
(JCL) in the line
command input field next to the job of the type FTP
whose
definition you want to modify, and press ENTER.
A Job Definition - FTP Attributes screen similar to the example below appears:
24.10.08 ***** Entire Operations ***** 09:12:22 Job Definition - FTP Attributes Owner ==> SN Run ==> Network ==> FTP-002 Execution Node ==> N0517 Linux Job ==> LIN-01 Symbol Table ==> FTP-002 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Remote ... Host ==> §HOST_____________________________________________ User ID ==> §FUSER______________ Account ==> ________ Group ==> ____________________ Password ==> def. Y Remote Directory §REMOTEDIR____________________________________________________________________ File test__________________________________________________________________________ File 2 (Target) ______________________________________________________________________________ Local Directory localdir______________________________________________________________________ FTP Type ==> _ Function ==> reget___ File Type ==> A Enter-PF1---PF2---PF3---PF4---PF5---PF6---PF7---PF8---PF9---PF10--PF11--PF12--- Help End Save Symb |
Enter the required values.
The input fields are explained in Fields: FTP Parameter Definition.
The special PF key function available is described in Special PF Keys: FTP Parameter Definition.
When you are finished, choose PF5 to save your entries.
This section covers the following topics:
The fields on the Job Definition - FTP Attributes screen are described in the following table.
Field | Description | |
---|---|---|
Remote Host | Name of the remote host
to be used for the file transfer.
Example: Symbols can be used. |
|
Remote User ID | User ID for the FTP login
on the remote host.
Symbols can be used. Note for UNIX: If you use |
|
Remote Account | Account for the FTP login
on the remote host.
Required for some platforms only. Symbols can be used. |
|
Remote Group | Group or domain,
respectively, for the FTP login on the remote host.
Required for some platforms only. Symbols can be used. |
|
Remote Password | Password for the FTP
login on the remote host.
Note for UNIX: If you use |
|
def. | Y |
A password is defined |
N |
A password is not defined. | |
Remote Directory | Directory on the remote
host, which contains (or is the target) of the file(s) to be transferred.
Symbols can be used. |
|
File | File(s) to be
transferred.
Symbols can be used. |
|
File 2 (Target) |
File name for the target (optional). Use this field only if the file is to be renamed on the target machine. Symbols can be used. |
|
Local Directory | Directory on the local
host (execution node), which contains
(or is the target) of the file(s) to be transferred.
Symbols can be used. |
|
FTP Type | FTP type
Valid input value: |
|
Function | File transfer function to be used.
Examples: |
|
File Type | File type.
Valid file types are: |
|
A |
ASCII for text files. | |
I |
Binary for other files. |
The following special PF key is provided on the Job Definition - FTP Attributes screen:
PF Key | Name | Function |
---|---|---|
PF7 | Symb | Display the symbol table specified in the Symbol Table field. You can define or change the symbol table. |
If no Submit User ID is defined for a z/OS FTP job, Entire Operations tries to use the network's default Submit User ID. If this fails, Entire Operations attempts to use the execution node's default Submit User ID.
The z/OS job card generation can be done manually by defining the
symbol FTP-JOBC1-jobname
.
A job card continuation can be defined optionally in
FTP-JOBC2-jobname
.
If neither symbol is present, the z/OS job card is generated as
//submit-userid JOB ...
If the predefined symbols
FTP-SITE1-jobname
and
FTP-SITE2-jobname
are defined, one or
two FTP site commands are generated, appended by the contents of these
symbols.
If the FTP function is put
, and if the target file is
to be renamed, a sequence of put
(with the origin name) and
rename
is generated now.
The FTP parameter generation can be done manually by defining the
symbol FTP-PARM1-jobname
.
The default is:
For z/OS: | "-e -i -v -n" |
For UNIX, Windows: | "-d -i -v -n" |
See also Predefined Symbols in the section Symbol Table and Symbol Maintenance.