Hi, 

I like XMIT to compress files with IEBCOPY for PDS files, for PS I use TRSMAIN, 
also if they are backed with DFDSS because sometimes when I do this without 
TRSMAIN the files cannot be restored directly because of the conversion of the 
format when I ftp to my PC.


Thanks a lot,


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De: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu] En nombre de 
Lizette Koehler
Enviado el: lunes, 18 de abril de 2011 13:04
Para: IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu
Asunto: Re: Transmission files

> 
> I want to transmit PDS & PS files from z/OS to my local PC, and then from
my PC to
> another z/OS, please, tell me If know a quick and easy way for do this
with many files
> and both types ( PS & PDS ).
>

A few of options

1)  Use TSO TRANSMIT to create a compressed file
     Then FTP to PC using BIN format
     Use FTP to UPLOAD to your target z/OS Host
     Use TSO RECEIVE to unpack it

2)  Use FREE product TRSMAIN from IBM to compress your dataset
     Then FTP to PC using BIN format
     Use FTP to UPLOAD to your target z/OS Host
     Use TRSMAIN to unpack it

3)  Create a DFDSS backup file
     Then FTP to PC using BIN format
     Use FTP to Upload to your target z/OS host
     Use DFDSS to restore your files.

FTP can be replaced by any file transmission process you have.

Of course, perhaps you want to go directly from on z/OS host to another?  If
so, let us know what you have available.  Are the z/OS hosts linked via
TCPIP, NJE, etc?  Why go to your PC first before getting it to the next
system?

Lizette

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