I'm late to the party here so I'm not sure if what I quote below is the original query but unless I am missing something, most or all of the Windows graphical FTP clients will do that. FileZilla is free. WS_FTP may be free for individual use. There may be others. They will graphically expand a z/OS PDS(E) (a la Windows File Explorer or ISPF, more or less) and you can drag one, several or all members from the PDS(E) to a Windows folder, or vice versa, with or without ASCII translation. WS_FTP will also (but FileZilla will not) do extension generation or conversion. So you can copy all of the members of a PDS(E) and have them end up on Windows as *.asm, or copy from Windows to a PDS(E) and not have it complain that WHATEVER.ASM is not a valid member name. I also copy between Windows and OMVS folders, and have WS_FTP convert *.cpp to *.C and vice versa (following the different naming conventions for C++ source on the two platforms).
Or am I missing something (not the first time <g>)? Charles >W dniu 14.04.2024 o 03:01, Michael Oujesky pisze: >> I really miss WSA and it's ability to take a text PDS and transfer all >> the members to Windows creating individual members in the target >> directory and doing the EBCDIC to ASCII translation for each member in >> the PDS. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
