Third-Party Copy via Local z/OS, from Windows to UNIX via Universal Copy

The following figure illustrates the third-party copying of a file from a local z/OS system, which executes a ucopy command from Windows to UNIX.

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Third-Party Copy via Local z/OS, from Windows to UNIX via Universal Copy

The following figure illustrates the third-party copying of a file from a local z/OS system, which executes a ucopy command from Windows to UNIX.

//S1 EXEC UCMDPRC                   

//UNVIN 

DD DSN=hlq.userid(#useridunx),DISP=SHR                     
//LOGONDD  DD DSN=hlq.userid(#useridnt),DISP=SHR                      
//SCRIPT   DD *  
@ECHO ON       

     
:: TRANSFER FROM NT to UNIX            

                              
@SET UCOPYPATH=/opt/universal/bin/             

        
@SET OUTPUTFILE=outputfile                                     

      
@SET INPUTFILE=inputfile                                         

    
@SET UNIXHOST=unixhost                               

                
@SET TEMPUNIXID=c:\temp\tempunixid                                    
@SET MODE=text                                                        
ucopy -output %TEMPUNIXID%                                                    
ucmd¬                                                                 
 -cmd " %UCOPYPATH%ucopy -output %OUTPUTFILE%"¬   
 < %INPUTFILE% -host %UNIXHOST% -encryptedfile %TEMPUNIXID%¬ 
 -level info -stdin -mode %MODE%    
SET RC=%ERRORLEVEL%                                                     
del %TEMPUNIXID%                                                        
URC %RC%                                                                
//SYSIN    DD * 
-script SCRIPT                                                               
-encryptedfile LOGONDD                                                              
-host NTHOST                                                        
-level info                                                                 
/*       

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SYSIN Options

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1031234
1031234
 All informational messages will be routed to the z/OS manager. The authentication information for the UNIX server must reside on the z/OS.
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1031235
1031235
 The file is copied as a text file, since the default transfer mode for standard files is text.
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1031236
1031236
Parameters
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1031238
 The following parameters should be changed to match your information:
Parameter
Description
#USERIDUNX
Encrypted userid and password member for UNIX server
#USERIDNT
Encrypted userid and password member for NT server
UCOPYPATH
Path to UCOPY on the receiving UNIX server
OUTPUTFILE
Path and filename of receiving file on UNIX server
INPUTFILE
Path and file name of sending file on Windows server
UNIXHOST
IP address or hostname of receiving UNIX server
NTHOST
IP address or hostname of sending Windows server
TEMPUNIXID
Temporary file on the Windows server used to house the encrypted logon information for the UNIX server. This file is deleted at the bottom of the script.
MODE
Mode of file transfer (binary/text).
SYSIN Options
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1031283
 The SYSIN options used in this example are:
Option
Description
-script
DD from which to read a script file. The script file is sent to the remote system for execution.
-encryptedfile
DD from which to read an encrypted command options file.
-host
Directs the command to a computer with a host name of NTHOST.
-level
Sets the level of message information.
Components
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1048559
1048559
 Universal Command Manager for z/OS
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