Syntax
filesyslogical-name[={dd|dsn|hfs|lib}]
Description
The
filesys command sets the file system with which the server specified by
logical-name is working.
IBM i | This value can be either: - lib (Library file system)
- hfs (IFS file system: root or QOpenSys)
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UNIX | There is only one file system; specifying a filesys value will result in a warning. |
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Windows | There is only one file system; specifying a filesys value will result in a warning. |
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z/OS | This value can be either: - dd (ddnames defined with JCL DD statements)
- dsn (data set name)
- hfs (UNIX System Services file system).
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| dd is available only on z/OS Manager for two-party transfer. |
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Parameters
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logical-name | Logical name of the transfer server on which to change the file system. |
dd | dsn | hfs | lib | File system with which the specified server is working: - If the value is dd, the DD name file system is used on the specified server (valid only for z/OS).
- If the value is dsn, the data set name file system is used (valid only for z/OS).
- If the value is hfs, the HFS file system is used. (Valid only for z/OS and IBM i. For z/OS, USS is used; for IBM i, IFS (root or QOpenSys) is used.)
- If the value is lib, the LIB file system is used (valid only for IBM i).
If no value is given, UDM will return the current file system for the specified transfer server. Default is dsn. |
Example
To set the file system on the server with the logical name
mvsmachine to the
dsn file system:
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filesys mvsmachine=dsn |
