Universal Data Mover Commands
Universal Data Mover Commands
The following table identifies all of the UDM commands.
Each Command Name is a link to detailed information about that command.
(Also see Universal Data Mover Command Format.)
Command Name |
Description |
Appends a line of text to the end of an existing data element, or creates a new data element containing that line of text. | |
Sets the file system attributes that govern the transfer operations on the host with the specified logical name. | |
Stops iterating through a forfiles loop and picks up execution at the script line immediately following the end statement marking the end of the forfiles loop. | |
Loads and executes a command script. | |
Changes the working directory (on UNIX, Windows, IBM i, and file system HFS) or if z/OS, the current data set qualifiers (for DSN and DD file systems) on the specified logical machine to the specified path. | |
Closes the current transfer session. | |
Closes the open log file. | |
Compares two strings of data | |
Initiates a copy operation. | |
Initiates a copy operation that recurses into subdirectories. | |
Defines an in-stream data element that can be passed as input for other commands. | |
Turns debug information on and off. | |
Deletes a file (or series of files if file-spec contains any wildcards) from the transfer server with the corresponding logical name. | |
Removes a substring from an existing string. | |
Provides a listing of the specified directory. | |
Retrieves the amount of space available on a volume or file system. This command is available on UNIX and Windows, and z/OS and IBM i when the current file system is set to HFS (see the filesys command). | |
Sends text to standard out (stdout). | |
Sends text to an open log file. | |
Executes system commands on remote machines. | |
Executes SAP events. | |
Verifies that the specified directory exists and reports the results to the user. | |
Exits the UDM Manager (same as the quit command). | |
Sets the file system with which the server with the specified logical name is working. | |
Set a series of masks and corresponding transfer mode types. | |
Finds a specific occurrence of a substring in an existing string or list element. | |
Creates a formatted string. | |
Inserts a substring into an existing string. | |
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