NOTE:With the exception of
and , HP file attributes affect only the transfer of new files to the host. When you send a file that already exists on the host, these specifications are ignored.Specifying HP attributes is an alternative to explicitly creating a file equation for a new file on the host prior to the actual transfer. The HP file attributes are used to define the physical characteristics of the file when it is created on the host. If you specify invalid file attributes, the host will refuse the file transfer; and Reflection will display an error message.
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Set the number of logical records to be contained in one physical block. |
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Set the file code that identifies the file's purpose or format. |
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Set the maximum number of extents for the file. |
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Set the number of user labels to be written for the file. |
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Set the maximum file size. |
Select the domain where the file resides. The domain specification determines which location, the system domain or the temporary file domain, the host uses during the transfer. For existing files, your specification should match the current domain specification for the file. If the specification does not match, a send results in a new file in the domain specified; the existing file remains unchanged in its domain.
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Select when transferring a temporary job file, which is retained in the temporary file domain for use during the current session. |
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By default, the domain is set to ; the file is located in the system domain. |
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When selected, carriage control characters are maintained in the first column of each line in the file. The first character of each line is assumed to be a carriage control, and it is retained as such. When cleared, it is assumed that no carriage control exists in the local file (and therefore nothing is discarded). |
Select the type of file you're transferring.
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Create an ASCII file. |
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Create a binary file |
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Use the value selected in the list on the tab. |
Select the type of file to create on the host.
indicates that a regular file is always created on the host. The other types are created only if they are specified explicitly from this dialog box or in the file header of a labels transfer.The setting
creates a record format based on the setting from the dialog box.
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This occurs |
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is selected |
A byte-stream file is created on the host (regardless of the transfer method). |
is cleared |
If the type is , a fixed-length ASCII file is created.-or- If the type is , a variable-length binary file is created. |