Tom,

Yes, the idea is to save disk space (and subsequent I/O, backup time. 
etc.).  But z/VM 510 FTP doesn't honor the LOCSITE VARRECFM at this time 
(PMR open), and there is no existing specification for "LOCSITE VARRECFM 
PACKED" (sounds kind'a nice idea, though).

We can wait for the PTF.

Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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Mike, 
Just a thought, I don't know if it would work for you, but if your main 
goal is to save disk space by writing variable length records, perhaps 
writing the file in a 'packed' format would solve the problem. There is 
the HSX package on the VM downloads page that can accomplish this 
transpearently, ( assuming FTP uses standard CMS I/O.
I have used this in the past with caution since it does make things 'a 
little different', but it does work. 
Like I said, just a thought. 
Tom 
 
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And perhaps not..  :-( 
---<snip>--- 
ascii 
>>>TYPE a 
200 Representation type is Ascii NonPrint 
Command: 
site notrailingblanks 
>>>SITE notrailingblanks 
200 SITE command was accepted 
Command: 
locsite var 
Command: 
locstat 
Trace:FALSE, Send Port:TRUE 
Use NETRC DATA File:TRUE, Logon Prompting:TRUE 
Send Site with Put command:TRUE 
Connected to:nn.nn.nnn.nnn, Port:FTP control (nn), logged in 
Local Port:nnnn 
Data type:a, Transfer mode:s 
Record format:V 
Translate Table: STANDARD 
Console Width: 80 
Command: 
cms l * * E (iso 
DMSLST002E File not found 
DTCFTC0100E CMS return code: 28 
Command: 
get 'FIN.P.DATA' fin.data.e 
>>>PORT nn,nnn,nn,nn,nnn 
200 Port request OK. 
>>>RETR 'FIN.P.DATA' 
125 Sending data set FIN.P.DATA FIXrecfm 600 
250 Transfer completed successfully. 
39595928 bytes transferred in 9.245 seconds. Transfer rate 4282.96 
Kbytes/sec. 
Command: 
cms l fin data e (iso 
FILENAME FILETYPE FM FORMAT LRECL       RECS     BLOCKS     DATE     TIME 
  
FIN      DATA     E1 F        600      69527      10185 2006-01-05 
16:00:20 
Command: 
---<snip>--- 
Mike Walter 
Hewitt Associates 
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On Thursday, 01/05/2006 at 02:48 CST, Mike Walter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 

wrote: 
> get 'FIN.P.DATA' finhrs.data.e 
> >>>PORT 10,64,103,94,12,50 
> 200 Port request OK. 
> >>>RETR 'FIN.P.DATA' 
> 125 Sending data set FIN.P.DATA FIXrecfm 600                   <--- No! 
S'ok, don't worry.  The VM and MVS FTP servers add the FIXRECFM to the 125 

response in order to convey recfm.  However, it's only [supposed to be] 
used for TYPE I (binary) transfers. 
Perhaps 'ascii', 'site notrailingblanks', and 'locsite var' will get you 
what you want. 
Alan Altmark 
z/VM Development 
IBM Endicott 



  
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