Exchange/SNA Manual

SEND Command
Exchange/SNA Commands
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does not send an end-of-file message to the host at the end of the send file.
Use this when the send file is not the last file in a multiple-file job. All files
in a multiple-file job must be sent using the same subdevice and should
specify the same COMPRESS and RECSIZE parameter values.
The default value is END IMMED.
Considerations The SEND command transmits records from the specified file to the host. Before you
can use the SEND command, you must first have established a connection between the
Exchange/SNA command interpreter and the line server using the CONNECT
command. For information on establishing a connection, see the CONNECT
command, earlier in this section.
Files With Blocked Records
The SEND command cannot read and send a send file that contains blocked records,
such as many tape files. If the file you want to send contains blocked records, you
must first unblock the records before you can send the file to the remote system. You
can use the File Utility Program (FUP) to unblock the records. For information on
FUP, see the GUARDIAN 90 Operating Systems Utilities Reference Manual.
Examples 1. This example shows the use of the SEND command with the END IMMED
parameter to send a single file to the host system.
>send test9135.dprebcdc,recsize 80,compress none,end immed
SNCI61 SEND SERVER '$Z578' ( 7, 52) HAS BEEN CREATED
SNSR00 FILE '$DATA3.TEST9135.DPREBCDC'(DISC(UNSTRUCT)) IS BEING SENT
SNSR00* TO '$SNAX1.#RD1'(SNAXSV) AT 11:03:51 ON 2/09/88
SNSR08W END-OF-FILE HAS OCCURRED ON '$DATA3.TEST9135.DPREBCDC'
SNSR07 FILE '$DATA3.TEST9135.DPREBCDC' TRANSMISSION COMPLETE
SNSR07* RECORDS 14, SIZE 80: 16: 75, TIME 0:00:00, RATE 27.4
SNCI57W SEND SERVER '$Z578' HAS STOPPED