On Sun, 29 Jan 2017 19:37:41 +0300, venkat kulkarni wrote:
>
>We tested SFTP on our test z/OS system to Test AIX box and we are able to
>transfer data between these host. But now, I am trying in production system
>with below detail.
> ...
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>000800 OPUT 'SFTPSFT.SFTP.TEST(SFTP1)' '/u/SFTPSFT/vp12'
>000900 OSHELL { echo 'lcd /u/stcsys' ; +
>001000 echo 'ascii'; +
>001100 echo 'cd /home/ftp4rpt/'; +
>001200 echo 'mput test.txt'; } | +
>001300 sftp -v [email protected]
>001400 /*
>
I'd be inclined to add commands to do some probing:
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>000800 OPUT 'SFTPSFT.SFTP.TEST(SFTP1)' '/u/SFTPSFT/vp12'
>000900 OSHELL {
>001000 set -x; id; echo ~; ls -al ~/.ssh; +
>001000 { echo 'lcd /u/stcsys' ; +
>001000 echo 'ascii'; +
>001100 echo 'cd /home/ftp4rpt/'; +
>001200 echo 'mput test.txt'; } | +
>001300 sftp -v [email protected]
>001400 /*
>
(What's the maximum length of a TSO command?)
Oops! I just RTFM and notice that by default stderr is discarded. So, the
probe command becomes:
>001000 set -x; exec 2>&1; id; echo ~; ls -al ~/.ssh; +
You might do better to CALL *(BPXBATCH) directly since OSHELL FREEs STDERR.
(Why are these "utilities" so inappropriate!?)
I'd use BPXWUNIX instead, allocating stdout and stderr in SYSOUT
in JCL DD statements.
-- gil
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