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Using SSH Tectia Client on Unix

• File transfer from Unix to a mainframe partitioned dataset member using an advice string for defining the ASCII/EBCDIC conversion. The filename is defined with quotes so a full DSN (dataset name) is used.

  SSH Tectia scp2:

  $ scp2 testfile 
    user@mf_host:/ftadv:D=IBM-1047,C=ISO8859-1/___user.test.file/mem1
  

  OpenSSH sftp:

  sftp> put testfile /ftadv:D=IBM-1047,C=ISO8859-1/___user.test.file/mem1
  

• File transfer from Unix to a mainframe sequential dataset using a file transfer profile for defining the ASCII/EBCDIC conversion. The filename is defined without quotes so the DSN prefix is added to the filename.

  On the mainframe host, create the file transfer profile configuration file ($HOME/.ssh2/ssh_ftadv_config) that contains a filename-matching profile:

  //.*test\\.file\\(.*\\)$ C=ISO8859-1,D=IBM-1047
  

  After the file transfer profile configuration file is set, the file can be transferred with the following commands:

  • SSH Tectia scp2:

    $ scp2 testfile user@mf_host:/_test.file/mem1
    

  • OpenSSH sftp:

    sftp> put testfile /_test.file/mem1