Thanks to all who responded. Ulrich, your suggestion worked well. Thank You.
Ulrich Krueger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Willie,
Where the user on the receiving system ultimately places the dataset, is up
to the user. OK, what that means is, it's a function of the RECEIVE command
to determine placement of the transmitted dataset (or member). There's
nothing you can do on the TRANSMIT command to influence that.
Usually, when you execute the TSO RECEIVE command, you get prompted for
dataset options.
If you just simply hit Enter, the default dataset name is generated from the
sending dataset and prefixed with your TSO-prefix (userID).
But if you want to redirect the dataset (or member) to a different dataset,
new or existing, you do so at the prompt, e.g. "DA('SYS9.CNTL.JCL')". This
will put the member into the specified dataset instead of the default /
generated datasetname.
Please do a TSO HELP RECEIVE or crack open the TSO commands manual (or
whichever manual contains the TRANSMIT and RECEIVE commands). There's a
whole bunch of parameters you can specify to help direct the received data
to the desired location.
Regards,
Ulrich Krueger
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of willie bunter
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 9:25 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: XMIT QUESTION
Hallo To All,
I am trying to perform an XMIT (pds member) from one partition to another
and I am partially successful. Below is my command:
XMIT NYZ380.ZAWTPWG DA('CNTL.JCL(SMSJOB1'))
What the command does it creates the member SMSJOB1 in a pds
ZAWTPWG.CNTL.JCL
Does XMIT allow to create the member in a given PDS .e.g TEST.CNTL.JCL?
If so could anyone please provide me the correct syntax. I tried various
commands but I kept getting the "ISPD204 Invalid parameter - '
CMD(&ZPTCPRM' contains unrecognized
parameter.
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