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Description of Commands
SERIAL
(optional) if set to Y (=yes), the send requests will
sent in the order you have created them (see also
LABEL). The next request will only be sent if the
previous is completely finished.
VFTYP
(optional) Text files can also be sent in the format
F (fixed) or V (variable), without conversion by the
utility rvsut2fv (see 9.3).
VFTYP=T means, that a file should be sent
without conversion by rvsut2fv. Text file
means: only ASCII characters are allowed; the
record length is the length of a record without line
break (CR/LF for Windows systems and LF for
UNIX systems).
In this case (VFTYP=T) you have to use the
parameters MAXRECL and FORMAT to achieve
the same result as with rvsut2fv.
Example: If you want to send a file in format F
with a record length 80, you should create a file
containing only ASCII characters with a record
length 80 (without line break). The following
parameters should be used: VFTYP=T,
FORMAT=F, MAXRECL=80. For the files with
FORMAT=V (the record lengths are different), the
MAXRECL parameter indicates the record with
the maximal length.
VFTYP=V (variable) means, that the file to be
sent was already converted by rvsut2fv. Now
you have to use only the parameter FORMAT
without the parameter MAXRECL. See examples
at the end of this section.
VFTYP=X means, that a file will be automatically
converted with rvsut2fv when sending a file.
Example: VFTYP=X, FORMAT=F,
MAXRECL=80. The difference to VFTYP=T is,
that the lines do not need to have the desired
length; it will be done by rvsut2v.
VFTYP=U means, that a binary (unstructured) file
will be automatically converted with rvsut2fv
when sending a file. Example: VFTYP=U,
FORMAT=F, MAXRECL=80
VFTYP=D means, that files in fixed format are
transmitted as binary files and files in format
variable are transmitted as text files.
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