The Menu Interface › Send File to Another System Menu (XCICSFIL) › Parameter Fields › LFILEDATA
LFILEDATA
This parameter indicates how the local USS file is allocated.
- B
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Binary
- T
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Text
- R
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Record
If the value is not specified for LFILEDATA, then the allocation is determined based on the CODE= specification, the value of the Data Encoding (CODE) and the Extended Variable Length Record (VLR) fields:
- If CODE=BINARY, then the file is allocated and processed as binary data.
- If CODE=UTF8 or CODE=UTF16, then the file is allocated and processed as record data.
- If CODE=EBCDIC, the type of allocation and processing depends on the value of LFILEDATA, as follows:
- If you do not specify LFILEDATA=B, the file is allocated as a text file. The file is also processed as an EBCDIC text file.
- If you do specify LFILEDATA=B, then the file is allocated as a binary file. The file is also processed as an EBCDIC file.
- If you do specify LFILEDATA=R, then the file is allocated as a text file with record format. The file is also processed as an EBCDIC text file.
Important! If you do specify LFILEDATA=B, then specify a value for USSLRECL. The value tells CA XCOM Data Transport how many bytes there are in each logical record.
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