Managed Transfers (TOS)

Data transfers can be created in and managed by the Transfer Object Server (TOS) using the -transfer (or -t) parameter.

The following examples illustrate basic managed transfer operations.

Example: Perform a Simple Managed Transfer

The following example is a simple managed transfer for two Windows computers. Note the use of the required -transfer parameters.

dtscli -tos host=hostname user=username::password
-t "ipath=wstabp3j::C:\My Documents\Monthly Reports\apr2008.doc"

"rpath=wstabp3n::C:\Monthly Reports\David\apr2008.doc"

Example: Perform Multiple Transfers

To perform multiple managed transfers, specify multiple -transfer parameters. The following example sends two files from the same computer to the same recipient. You can also send the same files multiple times to different recipients, or you can send different files from different computers.

dtscli -tos host=hostname user=username::password

-t "ipath=jones201::c:\mandates\memo5005.doc" "rpath=smith110::c:\mandates\memo5005.doc"
-t "ipath=jones201::c:\mandates\memo5010.doc" "rpath=smith110::c:\mandates\memo5010.doc"

This section contains the following topics:

dtscli Command—Create Transfers

dtscli Command—Send Multiple Output Files (Managed)

dtscli Command—Manage Transfer Jobs

dtscli Command—Use Skip Logic

dtscli Command—Apply Filters

dtscli Command—Use Transfer Aliases

dtscli Command—View Transfer Status

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