In <0fac01d0e4c7$1cbd7eb0$56387c10$@mcn.org>, on 09/01/2015
at 08:01 AM, Charles Mills said:
>I have a legacy dataset in VB format. I would like to FTP it to a PC
>(1) translating the record data to ASCII and (2) preserving the LLBB
>record control words.
Will RECFM=D work on DASD?
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Which translate table does it use? Or can one specify them as a PARM?
In a message dated 9/1/2015 11:01:13 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
charl...@mcn.org writes:
DFSORT has the capability of converting from EBCDIC to ASCII and
vice-versa
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Charles
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>>should I just translate
u have any questions please let me know
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> Not Unix, but...
Not UNIX either, but...
//ICONV EXEC PROC=EDCICONV,
// INFILE=?FRED.INFILE?,
// OUTFILE=?FRED.OUTFILE?,
// FROMC=?IBM-037?,
// TOC=?ISO8859-1?
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On Tue, 1 Sep 2015 08:01:42 -0700, Charles Mills wrote:
>I have a legacy dataset in VB format. I would like to FTP it to a PC
>(1) translating the record data to ASCII and (2) preserving the LLBB
>record control words. (Don't need the
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> i. ftp instructions for sending data to the MXG ftp site
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>Using the IBM ftp program, you can ftp any MVS data file to
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i. ftp instructions for sending data to the MXG ftp site
Using the IBM ftp program, you can ftp any MVS data file to the
MXG ftp site with this syntax; do NOT change the DCB attributes
of the //SMFFILE DD: even though it points to
REE ListServer http://www.mxg.com/mxg-l_listserver/
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Thank
On Tue, 1 Sep 2015 08:01:42 -0700, Charles Mills wrote:
>I have a legacy dataset in VB format. I would like to FTP it to a PC (1)
>translating the record data to ASCII and (2) preserving the LLBB record
>control words. (Don't need the block control words.) I tried the obvious
>ASCII and QUOTE SITE
t: Re: FTP - how get RDW and ASCII
i. ftp instructions for sending data to the MXG ftp site
Using the IBM ftp program, you can ftp any MVS data file to the
MXG ftp site with this syntax; do NOT change the DCB attributes
of the //SMFFILE DD: even though it points to a VBS D
eptember 01, 2015 10:02 AM
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Subject: FTP - how get RDW and ASCII
I have a legacy dataset in VB format. I would like to FTP it to a PC (1)
translating the record data to ASCII and (2) preserving the LLBB record
control words. (Don't need the block control words.)
I have a legacy dataset in VB format. I would like to FTP it to a PC (1)
translating the record data to ASCII and (2) preserving the LLBB record
control words. (Don't need the block control words.) I tried the obvious
ASCII and QUOTE SITE RDW but FTP has translated my RDWs to ASCII (rendering
them
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