Using NS3000/iX Network Services (36920-90008)

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Network File Transfer
DSCOPY
If you do not specify this option, and if
the source file is a direct access file
(such as an RIO file), then the target
file will be a direct access file.
FCODE=
sourcefilecode Gives the file code for the source file. In
order to copy a privileged file (for
example, a TurboIMAGE data base),
you need to supply the appropriate
negative file code in this option. The
resulting target file will be given the
same file code. If a privileged file is
being copied, System Manager or
Privileged Mode capability is required
for the producer environment unless
the logon used for the producer
environment is the same as the logon
used when the file was created.
FIX (fixed) Specifies that the target file will be
composed of fixed-length records.
Record size can be specified using the
RSIZE option. If RSIZE is not specified,
target file records are the same length
as the maximum length record in the
source file. If the source file is binary or
the BIN option is in effect, variable
length records that are less than the
target record length will be padded
with ASCII nulls (zeros). If the source
file is ASCII or the ASC option is in
effect, variable length records that are
less than the target record length will
be padded with ASCII spaces (octal
020000 000040). FIX causes files to
be copied using Interchange Format.
If you do not specify this option, and if
the source file contains fixed-length
records, then the target files will
contain fixed-length records.
FSIZE= filesize Specifies the amount of space, in
records, to allocate for the target file. If
the target file is to have variable length
records, filesize is the number of
maximum size records to allocate.
(Record size or maximum record size