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End of Record is indicated by an LF (hexadecimal 0A, escape character \n)
CR
End of Record is indicated by a CR (hexadecimal 0D, escape character \r).
CRLF
End of Record is indicated by a CR followed by an LF (hexadecimal 0D0A, escape characters \n\r).
ANY
End of Record can be CR (0D), LF (0A) or CRLF (0D0A).
Considerations:
• In SSH2 versions before 0085 the default processing was ANY. If files transferred and directly stored in a
structured NonStop use other end-of-record delimiters, i.e. CR (0D) or CRLF (0D 0A), then the parameter
RECORDDELIMITER
must now be set with a value of ANY.
• The SFTP client on NonStop supports the command ASCII with additional options (see chapter "SFTP Client
Command Reference") allowing setting the accepted end of record delimiter (ASCII MAC corresponds to CR,
ASCII DOS to CRLF and ASCII UNIX to LF). That is, for the SFTP client the setting of parameter
RECORDDELIMITER is just the default setting, which can be overwritten using the SFTP client command
ASCII.
• The characters LF and CR cannot occur inside the record data if the value of RECORDDELIMITER is ANY.
The character LF (0A) is not allowed in the record data if the parameter is set to LF. The character CR (0D) is
not allowed in the record data if the parameter is set to CR.
• The record delimiter is a local setting, i.e. there is no negotiation of the record delimiter between ssh client and
ssh server in the supported sftp protocol. The entity reading from a structured file or Guardian edit file must add
the record delimiter to each record read. The entity writing to a structured file or Guardian edit file must split
the received data accordingly and remove the record delimiter before writing the record.
Default
The default for this parameter is LF.
RESTRICTIONCHECKFAILEDDEFAULT
Use this parameter to define the outcome of restriction checks (related to RESTRICTION-PROFILE) in cases in which
no USER record was found for the Guardian user starting an outgoing SSH connection.
Parameter Syntax
RESTRICTIONCHECKFAILEDDEFAULT TRUE|FALSE
Arguments
TRUE
Restriction checks will fail if a USER record could not be found.
FALSE
Restriction checks will not fail if a USER record could not be found.
Default
The default for this parameter is FALSE.
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