Call Parameters
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Function Number Must be 90.
Data String Refer to the examples.
Length Length of the target data string. Overridden in EOT mode.
PS Position Must be 0.

Following are examples of the data strings for SBCS

3270 Session
  • To send the file to the VM/CMS host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]fn ft [fm] [(option]
  • To send the file to the MVS/TSO host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]dataset[(member)] [/password] [option]
  • To send the file to the CICS host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]host_filename [(option]
5250 Session
  • To send the file to the iSeries™, eServer™ i5, or System i5™ host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]library file member [option]

Following are examples of the data strings for DBCS:

3270 Session
  • To send the file to the VM/CMS host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]fn ft [fm] [(option]
  • To send the file to the MVS/TSO host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]dataset[(member)] [/password]
[(option]
  • To send the file to the CICS host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]host_filename [(option]
5250 Session
  • To send the file to the iSeries™, eServer™ i5, or System i5™ host system: 
    pc_filename [id:]library file member [option]
Note:
Parameters within [ ] are optional. Available options are listed below. For more information about the options, refer to Administrator's Guide and Reference.
Host System Common Options
VM/CMS ASCII, JISCII, CRLF, APPEND, LRECL n, RECFM v|f, TIME n, CLEAR, NOCLEAR, PROGRESS, QUIET
MVS/TSO ASCII, JISCII, CRLF, APPEND, LRECL (n), RECFM (v|f|u), TIME (n), CLEAR, NOCLEAR, PROGRESS, QUIET, BLKSIZE (n), SPACE (n[,m]), AVBLOCK|TRACKS|CYLINDERS
CICS® ASCII, JISCII, CRLF, BINARY, TIME n, CLEAR, NOCLEAR, PROGRESS, QUIET
i5/OS™ or OS/400® ASCII, JISCII, CRLF, APPEND, SRC, LRECL n, TIME n, CLEAR, NOCLEAR, PROGRESS, QUIET
Note:

JISCII is valid in a DBCS session for Japan only and ASCII is valid for all other SBCS and DBCS sessions.

Note:
Time, if specified, overrides the value in Set Session parameters.
Note:

Other options specified will be passed to the host transfer program. The file transfer program on the host side either uses them, ignores them, or returns an error. Consult the host transfer program documentation to see a complete list of the options supported.