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jayy_mr
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hi all,
i want to use 9 character in between two "." in the mainframe data-set name.
is it possible to use?
if yes , please help me to get access of it .
i'm not able to upload any file with 9 characters in the name. |
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Bill Woodger
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| No. Not possible under z/OS. Unix System Services, z/Linux, yes. |
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jayy_mr
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| Actually im using UNix system .. im trying to upload a file. is it possible with the above condition ??? |
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Robert Sample
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The limit on MVS qualified data set names (those with periods) is 8 characters between periods -- and that is an absolute limit. Your plan to use 9 characters between periods is not possible.
How are you doing the upload -- FTP or NDM or something else?
Are you wanting to send your file to Unix System Services on a mainframe? |
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jayy_mr
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ohh thankqqq !!! thankq very much  |
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Anuj Dhawan
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 so what is the final solution? Perhaps I missed some post? |
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Bill Woodger
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"Spec change" :-)
Hopefully to be reflected in all the design documents, and circulated to designers so they don't try to use "qualifiers" longer than eight, or those which don't start with the correct type of character, ever again.... |
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