Transfer CFT 3.2.2 Users Guide ilrecl COPYFILE [ILRECL = {see the comment | n} ] {0..32768} For records of: Fixed format (IFRECFM = F): input file record size Variable format (IFRECFM = V): maximum record size ILRECL is expressed in bytes. If ILRECL is less than the actual record length and if: The input file is compressed, processing is aborted The input file is not compressed, the record is truncated to the supplied length If ILRECL is greater than the actual length of the record to be written and if: The file is of fixed format (IRECFM = F), the record is padded with "spaces", i.e. according to the value of the ICODE parameter: x‘20’ if ICODE = ASCII x‘40’ if ICODE = EBCDIC The file is not of fixed format, this parameter is ignored. Default values: for systems handling the file record concept: actual size of the input file records. For the systems below not handling this concept: UNIX, Windows 512 for text files (ITYPE = T, X or O). 4096 for binary or variables files (ITYPE = {B | V}). Return to Command index Related Links
ilrecl COPYFILE [ILRECL = {see the comment | n} ] {0..32768} For records of: Fixed format (IFRECFM = F): input file record size Variable format (IFRECFM = V): maximum record size ILRECL is expressed in bytes. If ILRECL is less than the actual record length and if: The input file is compressed, processing is aborted The input file is not compressed, the record is truncated to the supplied length If ILRECL is greater than the actual length of the record to be written and if: The file is of fixed format (IRECFM = F), the record is padded with "spaces", i.e. according to the value of the ICODE parameter: x‘20’ if ICODE = ASCII x‘40’ if ICODE = EBCDIC The file is not of fixed format, this parameter is ignored. Default values: for systems handling the file record concept: actual size of the input file records. For the systems below not handling this concept: UNIX, Windows 512 for text files (ITYPE = T, X or O). 4096 for binary or variables files (ITYPE = {B | V}). Return to Command index