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Use the Send File command at the command prompt to send a copy of a file on the local system to a file on a remote system.
The -c1 option specifies that this is a Send File transfer. The local file is indicated by the LOCAL_FILE parameter. The file on the remote system is indicated by the REMOTE_FILE parameter.
Example 1:
In the following example, the XCOM62 command is used. The configuration file is MYCONFIG.CNF, the local file is named TESTA.AAA, the remote file is named TESTB.BBB, and the transferred file replaces a file on the remote system that already exists. The PROTOCOL parameter specifies the protocol as SNA. All other necessary parameters are read from the default configuration file, XCOM.CNF.
XCOM62 -c1 -f MYCONFIG.CNF LOCAL_FILE=TESTA.AAA REMOTE_FILE=TESTB.BBB
FILE_OPTION=REPLACE PROTOCOL=SNA
Note: The example above appears on more than one line here but is to be typed at the command prompt as a continuous command. Press Enter only after you have typed in all of your command information.
Example 2:
In the following example, the XCOMTCP command is used. The configuration file is MYCONFIG.CNF, the local file is named TESTA.AAA, the remote file is named TESTB.BBB, and the transferred file replaces a file on the remote system that already exists. The PROTOCOL parameter specifies the protocol as TCP/IP. All other necessary parameters are read from the default configuration file, XCOM.CNF.
XCOMTCP -c1 -f MYCONFIG.CNF LOCAL_FILE=TESTA.AAA REMOTE_FILE=TESTB.BBB
FILE_OPTION=REPLACE PROTOCOL=TCPIP
Note: The example above appears on more than one line here but is to be typed at the command prompt as a continuous command. Press Enter only after you have typed in all of your command information.
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