Note: You could try looking at the file with the Record Editor and using the File-Wizard (button to the left of the layout name). The problem is, since the files are very big in size. I create a master file contains the list of files which need to copied, and my shell script read the file and send the file one by one thru NDM. Looking at the documentation, you can not combine vb options with ascii translation converting the file to Fixed-Length records (recfm=FB) on the mainframe may make a lot of sense. Hi, I have configured NDM (Connect: Direct) to copy a bunch of files from one server to another. NDM-MVS supports the automatic transfer of files between MVS hosts and other. There are are some vb options for Connect-Direct (NDM) (see ). Previously, NDM-MVS only transferred data between standard file systems. There may be a unix utility for handling mainframe VB files So if Block length was 240 (and contained 3 80-byte records) then the file would be -BDW-RDW-Ġ0F0 0000 0050 0000 80-bytes of data (record 1) RDW : Record Descriptor word is 4 bytes the first 2 bytes are the record length (big endian format) the last 2 bytes will be hex 0's.BDW : Block descriptor word is 4 bytes the first 2 bytes are the block length (big endian format) the last 2 bytes will be hex 0's for disk files (tapes files can use these 2 bytes).
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Second, questions like this about commands for a software product are best addressed to the vendor.
They will not both be used in one transfer by the same machine - one is the sending node and one is the receiving node, so they are on opposite ends of the file transfer. A vb file on the mainframe is stored in this format Record Data 1 First, PNODE and SNODE are primary node and secondary node. If you transfer it as a VB file you should also leave it as an EBCDIC file (the BDW/RDW fields are binary fields and should not be translated to ASCII).Īs others have said, it would be useful to have an example of the file.įollowing on from NealB. There are a number of mainframe utilities that can do this (i.e. You should look at getting the file copied to a Fixed-Length record (recfm=FB) file on the mainframe before doing the transfer. Systems Center's multivendor file distribution environment NDM for Unix supports the.
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