The following table describes the different formats you can use to transfer files, directories or libraries.
Transfer format |
Description |
|---|---|
File to File |
Transfers a single file from a defined source to a defined destination. EXAMPLE: To transfer Readme.txt from its source location to a defined destination, renaming the file to Writeme.txt, define D:\Temp\Readme.txt in the source transfer field, and C:\Directory1\Writeme.txt in the destination transfer field. NOTE: If no file name is specified in the destination transfer field, the file retains its original name. However, a destination file name must be specified when MVS is the transfer destination. |
Directory and Contents (OS/400, Microsoft Windows and UNIX only) |
Transfers a directory from a defined source to a defined destination. EXAMPLE: To transfer the /h/userb/ directory to /p/home2/, define /h/userb/ in the source transfer field, and /p/home2/ in the destination transfer field. The userb directory is created under /p/home2/. NOTE: The Recursive transfer option is available. If this is selected, all subdirectories are also transferred. |
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