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upinder_chopra
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| how to transfer all members of a pds from mainframes to pc at one go, but not manually? |
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murmohk1
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upinder,
You want this to be done through JCL/Program? |
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William Thompson
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| There is a format called XMIT (I think) that will let you transfer a whole PDS. There is a shareware or freeware program that will let you access a XMIT PDS on your PC. Try google. |
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prasadvrk
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| You can use FTP mget command to FTP all members of the PDS at once.Have you tried this option |
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vkphani
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1. mget a.b.c(*)
2. IEBPTPCH utility can be used to put all the PDS members into a flat file and then download that flat file using FTP. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Depending on your desktop tcp/ip product, using the built-in ftp feature you may be able to point to the pds and download it into a directory on the pc. When the transfer happens, all of the members will be copied into the target directory as individual files.
You do not need to highlight the members, just the pds. |
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upinder_chopra
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| murmohk1 wrote: |
upinder,
You want this to be done through JCL/Program? |
Can this be done thru a JCL/Program? |
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upinder_chopra
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| prasadvrk wrote: |
| You can use FTP mget command to FTP all members of the PDS at once.Have you tried this option |
I tried ftp command mget but I think i missed on exact syntax.
Pls elaborate on using the mget command/ |
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superk
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ofer71
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MGET is a standard FTP subcommand, and is well documented in the fine manual.
O. |
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