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yogeshbabu
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Joined: 30 Nov 2005 Posts: 19 Location: India
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Hi all,
Is there any way to FTP a set of members from Mainframe to local system? I am only able to do one member at a time by using EP client. |
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kamran
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Joined: 01 May 2005 Posts: 55
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Hi,
I don't know what an EP client is but if you work in a command line environment you can use Mget or Mput for transferring a complete pds or some selected members by an specified pattern.
if you are using a graphical environment you must not have problem because you can select several members at a time.
make sure that you turned off the prompt before transferring a set of members.
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Hi all,
Is there any way to FTP a set of members from Mainframe to local system? I am only able to do one member at a time by using EP client. |
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veena_nagesh2002 Warnings : 1 Active User
Joined: 07 May 2005 Posts: 110 Location: hyderabad
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ANS : THERE ARE THERE WAYS TO TRANSFER A FILE
OPTION#1 : USING TSO COMMAND
STEP 1 : GOTO =6
STEP 2 : AT COMMAND LINE TYPE THE FOLLOWING
IND$FILE GET '<FILE NAME>' <SEND TEXT OPTIONS / RECEIVE TEXT OPTIONS>
IND$FILE PUT '<FILE NAME>' <SEND TEXT OPTIONS / RECEIVE TEXT OPTIONS>
NOTE :
SEND / RECEIVE TEXT OPTIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE FILE TRANFER-DEFAULTS
PUT OPTIONS IS PC-FILE TO HOST
GET OPTIONS IS HOST TO PC-FILE
OPTION#2 : USING FTP IN DOS PROMPT
STEP1: GOTO ROOT DIRECTORY IN THE DOS
STEP2: TYPE FTP <IP ADDRESS> PRESS ENTER
STEP3: TYPE USER ID
STEP4: TYPE THE PASSWORD
STEP5: TYPE GET '<FILE NAME>' <NOTE PAD LOCATION> PRESS ENTER
STEP6: TYPE BYE TO COME OUT FROM FTP
OPTION#3: USING MAINFRAME
STEP 1: GOTO =6
STEP 2: SELECT FILE TRANSFER OPTION FROM MENU
STEP 3: GIVE FILE NAME IN THE SINGLE QUOTES
STEP 4: ADD TO LIST
STEP 5: SELECT THE VALID LIST OPTION
STEP 6: PRESS RECEIVE
NOTE : THE ARCHIEVED FILES MUST BE DEARCHIVED BEFORE RANSFORMATION |
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bonniem
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Joined: 09 Aug 2005 Posts: 67
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OPTION#2 : USING FTP IN DOS PROMPT
STEP1: GOTO ROOT DIRECTORY IN THE DOS
STEP2: TYPE FTP PRESS ENTER
STEP3: TYPE USER ID
STEP4: TYPE THE PASSWORD
STEP5: TYPE GET '<FILE NAME>' <NOTE PAD LOCATION> PRESS ENTER
STEP6: TYPE BYE TO COME OUT FROM FTP
OPTION#3: USING MAINFRAME
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Adding to veena_nagesh2002
STEP1: GOTO ROOT DIRECTORY IN THE DOS
STEP2: TYPE FTP PRESS ENTER
STEP3: TYPE USER ID
STEP4: TYPE THE PASSWORD
5. set the local directory . LCD <DIR>
6. set the mainframe pds - CD 'pdsname'
7. MGET *.
all members in pds will be downloaded to the local directory. |
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