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TRANSFER Command

Use the TRANSFER command to transfer a minidisk from one directory entry to another. Either directory entry may have type USER, IDENTITY, or SUBCONFIG.

TRANSFER  oldentry oldvaddr newentry newvaddr

Definitions

oldentry

Identifies the directory entry containing the minidisk to transfer.

oldvaddr

Identifies the virtual address of the minidisk to transfer.

To change only the virtual device address of the minidisk, specify the same user ID for oldentry and newentry.

newentry

Identifies the directory entry receiving the transferred minidisk.

newvaddr

Identifies the new virtual address to assign to the minidisk under the new owner.

Description

The TRANSFER command transfers ownership of a minidisk from one user ID to another or changes just the virtual device address of a minidisk.

CA VM:Secure automatically updates all directory links to the old minidisk to point to the new minidisk. It removes any pre‑existing directory links to the new minidisk. CA VM:Secure transfers minidisk passwords with the minidisk.

You cannot use the TRANSFER command to transfer a user ID and minidisk defined on an IGNORE record in the DASD CONFIG file.

Return Codes and Error Messages

The following table lists return codes and error messages for the TRANSFER command.

Return Code

Message Number

Text

0

none

TRANSFER command completed normally

24

0038E

MISSING PARAMETER

24

0304E

ADDRESS vaddr IS AN INVALID DEVICE ADDRESS

24

0309E

DEVICE newvaddr IS A [T‑DISK | V‑DISK]

24

0311E

DEVICE vaddr IS NOT A MINIDISK

24

0355E

USER newuserid ALREADY HAS A newvaddr DEVICE

28

0356E

USER userid DOES NOT EXIST

28

0334E

MINIDISK vaddr DOES NOT EXIST

40

0310E

DEVICE vaddr IS AN IGNORED MINIDISK

80

0466E

SCRATCH EXIT INDICATES MINIDISK vaddr MAY NOT BE REMOVED

80

0506E

olduserid NOT ALTERED. REFERENCED IN PROFILES: profname1 profname2 ...

Examples

Note: For information about defining minidisks that cannot be transferred, see the IGNORE Record.