Simple File Copy to the Server

This example copies, in text mode, a sequential data set on the UDM Manager machine to a remote UNIX system.

For this UNIX and Windows example, the following is a line-by-line explanation:

Line 1 turns on command echo, which results in each command being sent to stdout prior to processing.
Line 2 sets error condition value on which script process halts. Any error equal to or greater than 4 halts script processing. A value of 4 effectively means halt on any error or warning.
Line 3 opens a session between the local UDM Manager and a remote UDM server running on host sol9. The host sol9 is given the a logical name of unix. The open command also provides user credentials for the UDM server to verify and, if success verified, specifies the user ID with which the UDM server executes.
Line 4 changes the current directory of the UDM server unix running on host sol9.
Line 5 changes the transfer mode type from binary (the default) to text. Text mode transfers will translate between code pages and process the end-of-line characters.
Line 6 is the copy command that actually moves the data between systems. It copies file data10.txt in the root directory on drive C of the Windows machine to the UNIX Server as data10.txt.
Line 7 executes the quit command, which closes all sessions and exits UDM with the highest exit code set.

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