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Comment: Macro name changed from html to html-bobswift during server to cloud migration processing.

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IBM i

input_file is the file from where the data is read. Valid values for input_file are:

Html bobswift
<ul>
<li> <i>*NONE</i><br>
No standard input file is allocated to *stdin*. If the remote command attempts to read from *stdin*, it will receive an end\-of\-file indicator.
<li> <i>*TERM</i><br>
Standard input is allocated to the workstation for interactive jobs and to file *QINLINE* for batch jobs. If executed as an interactive job, an *ILE* session terminal is displayed from which input can be entered at the terminal.
<li> <i>file_name</i><br>
A file name to read as standard input. The file name can be qualified by a library name. If not, the library list *\*LIBL* is searched for the first occurrence of the file name.
A member name can be used for further qualification by specifying the *SINMBR* parameter.
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output_file is the file to which the data is read. Valid values for output_file are:

  • *TERM
    Standard output or error is allocated to the workstation for interactive jobs and to file QPRINT for batch jobs. If executed as an interactive job, an ILE session terminal is displayed from which output is viewed at the terminal.
  • file_name
    Standard output or error is written to a file. The file name can be qualified by a library name. If not, the library list *LIBL is searched for the first occurrence of the file name.
    If the file is not found, it is created as a physical source file with a record length of 266. If *LIBL is specified or implied, the file is created in QGPL.
    A member name can be used for further qualification by specifying the SOTMBR or SERMBR parameter.

UNIX

file is the file, instead of the default file, to which the data is written or from where it is read.

Windows

file is the file, instead of the default file, to which the data is written or from where it is read.

z/OS

ddname is the ddname, instead of the default ddname, to which the data is written or from where it is read.

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