We still have many cd commands to issue. One mput per is a good idea,
assuming that there are no errors that abort the transfers. One put per
member facilitates restart. Besides, the HELP for MPUT says that pattern
matching only works for a foreignhost that is z/VM. In my case, it will
be z/OS..

 

Regards, 
Richard Schuh 

 

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Why not turn prompt off and do a MPUT  * 

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Date: 

12/05/2007 11:00 AM 

Subject: 

FTP

 

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We have a one-time need to FTP thousands of files to an MVS system from
VM. Is there any way to coax FTP to read a file for its subcommands? I
see nothing in the syntax that performs the same function as the Windows
switch -s:fileid. Is it really necessary to stack all of the subcommands
before issuing the FTP command? 

Regards,
Richard Schuh 

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