Using File Transfer Profiles

Copy the example file transfer profile file /opt/tectia/etc/ssh_ftadv_config.example to ssh_ftadv_config. (You can skip this step if /opt/tectia/etc/ssh_ftadv_config already exists.)
```
> cd /opt/tectia/etc
> cp ssh_ftadv_config.example ssh_ftadv_config
```
Use oedit or any other text editor of your choice to edit the ssh_ftadv_config file:
```
> oedit ssh_ftadv_config
```

Add the following lines before the line "# Match all other files.":

# Match files that end with '.jcl'
.*\\.(jcl)$
      FILETYPE=JES,
      X=text,
      F=line,
      C=iso8859-1,
      D=ibm-1047

# Match files that start with JOB
.\\JOB*
      FILETYPE=JES,
      X=text,
      F=line,
      C=iso8859-1,
      D=ibm-1047

Press F3 to save and close the file.

Now you can securely submit jobs to JES from any platform by simply doing a put of any file that ends in .jcl and get the results for that job by doing a get with a job ID.

Create some sample JCL files in proper JCL format on the machine where your SSH client resides. This can be any platform including z/OS, Windows and different UNIX platforms.
You can use the following JCL for testing purposes:
```
//USERJ0 JOB ,,CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X,MSGLEVEL=(1,1),
// NOTIFY=&SYSUID
//*
//STEP00 EXEC PGM=IEFBR14
//
```
For this example we named the file br14.jcl.
Connect to the z/OS SFTP server where you edited the ssh_ftadv_config file:
```
> sftpg3 <my-zos-host>
```
Make sure that the server is running and you are using the correct port.

Enter the following command from the sftp command prompt:

sftp> put br14.jcl

At the end of the output you can see the job ID. In this example, the job ID is JOB09291.

br14.jcl
| 116B | 110B/s | TOC: 00:00:01 | 100%
02.31.34 JOB09291 $HASP100 USERJ0 ON INTRDR
FROM STC09290 MACH8
02.31.34 JOB09291 IRR010I USERID USER IS ASSIGNED TO THIS JOB.
JOBID=JOB09291

To get the results for JOB09291, enter the following command from the sftp command prompt:
```
sftp> get JOB09291
```
The job results will be stored in the current sftp local directory in a file named JOB09291.