Transfer CFT 3.6 Users Guide Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content Sending a group of specified files: filename This topic provides an example of sending a group of files, the names of which are listed in the specified file: FNAME=#filename The specified name is the full name of a physical file, containing the list of files to be sent, list of physical file names, with one name per record. The FNAME parameter can contain specific symbolic variables, such as &PART and &IDF. The name of the indirection file is preceded by the <file-symb> character specific to each system. In most environments, the ‘#’ symbol is used . Refer to the table of specific values in the Transfer CFT Operations Guide that corresponds to your operating system. A catalog entry is created for each file. Each file is transferred in the same way as any other file. Note the following about sending a group of files: You can specify a list of directories to be sent in the indirection file. The copy/concatenation mechanism works in the same way for each directory as for the other generic send modes. Do not mix files and directories in the same indirection file. Related Links
Sending a group of specified files: filename This topic provides an example of sending a group of files, the names of which are listed in the specified file: FNAME=#filename The specified name is the full name of a physical file, containing the list of files to be sent, list of physical file names, with one name per record. The FNAME parameter can contain specific symbolic variables, such as &PART and &IDF. The name of the indirection file is preceded by the <file-symb> character specific to each system. In most environments, the ‘#’ symbol is used . Refer to the table of specific values in the Transfer CFT Operations Guide that corresponds to your operating system. A catalog entry is created for each file. Each file is transferred in the same way as any other file. Note the following about sending a group of files: You can specify a list of directories to be sent in the indirection file. The copy/concatenation mechanism works in the same way for each directory as for the other generic send modes. Do not mix files and directories in the same indirection file.