On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 09:45:02 -0500, Walt Farrell wrote:
>On Mon, 24 Apr 2017 08:17:55 -0500, Ron Thomas wrote:
>>
>>Script
>>-----------
>>sftp to1c...@cray.cps.se.com
>><< EOF
>>site blocksize=0 lrecl=3000 recfm=fb prim=25 sec=25 cyl
>>put /sap/co2ekh/backup/global_chgback_escoa_2017-01-22:22:00:10.txt
>>//'CH2ICST.X.Y.R1'
>>quit
>>EOF
>>
>>Log Message
>>----------------
>>sftp> site blocksize=0 lrecl=3000 recfm=fb prim=25 sec=25 cyl
>>Invalid command.
>>sftp> put /sas/co2ekh/backup/global_chgback_escoa_2017-01-22:22:00:10.txt
>>//'CH2ICST.X.Y.R1'
>>Uploading /sas/comtekh/backup/global_chgback_escoa_2017-01-22:22:00:10.txt to
>>//CH2ICST.X.Y.R1
>>/sap/co2ekh/backup/global_chgback_escoa_2017-01-22:22:00:10.txt
>> 68% 2208KB 1.8MB/s
>> 00:00 ETA
>>Couldn't write to remote file "//CH2ICST.X.Y.R1": Failure
>
>You're not using ftp. You're using sftp, which is entirely different and not
>related to ftp at all.
>
And sftp does not deal with Classic data sets; only with UNIX files, to which
BLKSIZE, LRECL, RECFM, PRIM, and SEC are irrelevant.
Unless you install the Dovetailed enhancements.
https://dovetail.com/products/sftp.html
But your source file is probably a stream-structured file for which
a z/OS UNIX file is a better match than a Classic data set.
-- gil
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