Thomas:
Was that similar to DEPRINT? If so, the RECEIVE KEEPCC option allows
the same capability. Also, these are ICCF members that are punched to
the POWER PUNCH queue, so there is no CC character involved.
David Wakser
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Using the site command is probably best for you right now..
Here is a quick description of READPRT it may be of interest because the
source is available so you can change it to do anything you like.
* MODULE NAME : READPRT *
* *
* FUNCTION : READ THE FIRST PRINTER FILE FOUND IN THE VIRTUAL CARD *
* READER, WRITE IT TO A CMS DISK UNDER THE SPECIFIED FILE *
* NAME AND FILETYPE, RECREATING THE ASA CARRIAGE CONTROL *
* AS THE FIRST CHARACTER IN EACH LOGICAL RECORD.
*
It's only about 200 instructions .
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What do your programs do? Alan answered that, by default, VM's
FTP set the files to "V". I added a SITE command, and it fixed the
problem.
David Wakser
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Or if you are adventuress I have two programs you can have. 1)
READPRT I think this is an old program that was available for download.
I have the source. 2) READLIST I only have the module, don't know where
it came from, there is no doc, there doesn't appear to be any copyright
notes in the module. It works.
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No, the files are NOT sent by SENDFILE but by FTP from a
VSE POWER queue.
David Wakser
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IIRC, SENDFILE (or TRANSMIT {synonym = XMIT} on TSO)
sends files in NETDATA format (making everything F 80 and including lots
of control information).
When you RECEIVE a file sent in NETDATA (by SENDFILE or
XMIT) format, the file attributes are built to match what was sent.
That's is likely what Dave is seeing, assuming that the system sending
the files to his reader is using SENDFILE.
Mike Walter
Hewitt Associates
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That's funny David because I have often wished for
exactly the
opposite. When I RECEIVE PRT files from a VSE virtual
3800 they are
always RECFM 'F' and 205 bytes even if the longest print
line is 10
bytes. If they were received as 'V' it would save a lot
of space.
/Fran Hensler at Slippery Rock University of
Pennsylvania USA for 44 years
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 08:38:33 -0700 Wakser, David said:
>All:
>
> I am issuing a RECEIVE from within an
EXEC to receive a lot of
>files onto a minidisk. However, RECEIVE sets them up as
record format
>"V" - and I want them to be "F". I see no options for
this on the
>RECEIVE command itself. Is there any way around this?
>
>David Wakser
>InfoCrossing
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