Wow...Thanks for the reply.
Oh, it is correct that a windows program will process the VB files from z/OS.
It expects the Prefix contain only the length of Data part and the format is
indeed BBLL (the length is at the 3rd and 4th byte). In addition, it returns
the
same file format (BBLL as
Oh, it is correct that a windows program will process the VB files from z/OS.
It expects the Prefix contain only the length of Data part and the format is
indeed BBLL (the length is at the 3rd and 4th byte). In addition, it returns
the
same file format (BBLL as prefix 'RDW') from PC to z/OS...
On Fri, 12 Sep 2008, Paul Ip wrote:
Wow...Thanks for the reply.
Oh, it is correct that a windows program will process the VB files from
z/OS.
It expects the Prefix contain only the length of Data part and the
format is indeed BBLL (the length is at the 3rd and 4th byte). In
addition, it
On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 11:18:52 -0500, John McKown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 12 Sep 2008, Paul Ip wrote:
Wow...Thanks for the reply.
Oh, it is correct that a windows program will process the VB files from
z/OS.
It expects the Prefix contain only the length of Data part and the
format
On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 11:04:12 -0500, Paul Ip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I think it is different from what FTP does with RDW: (where = length
of Data + 4)
x''+Data
It's not merely different from what FTP does with RDW but from what z/OS
does with RDW. I doubt that FTP is putting any
For SAS/Windows processing, frequently I send z/OS SMF data
(RECFM=VBS/VB)
to Windows using a binary-format PUT and overriding the input DD with
RECFM=U; the PUT command is used with the //DD:your_jcl_ddname which
handles
the external local file specification. Then, with SAS, a specific
As you can see, one cannot expect to rebuild an RDW from a non-MVS undefined
record-length.
Scott Barry
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Paul,
The free Co:Z toolkit allows you to support either '00xx' or 'xx00' RDWs for
transfers in either direction.
It uses SSH rather than FTP as its underlying connection protocol, however.
See: http://dovetail.com/docs/coz/dsp-ref_fromdsn.html
In addition, you can also specify -l mfrdw, which
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