Indicates how the transferred data is to be processed by the receiving system. For file transfers only.
For general transfers, the range of values is as follows:
Create a new file on the receiving system.
Append the transferred data to an existing file on the receiving system.
Replace an existing file on the receiving system.
For library-type transfers, the range of values is as follows:
Creates the PDS on the receiving system and adds the transferred members. If the PDS already exists, the transfer fails.
Note: The transfer will not fail if the PDS already exists if CREATEDELETE=YES is specified and the remote z/OS system has been set up to allow the PDS to be recreated through the default table (XCOMDFLT) or destination member (XCOMCNTL).
If the directory does not exist the reaction depends on the value of CREATE_DIRECTORIES in the global file:
Adds or replaces transferred members on the receiving system. If the PDS does not exist, the transfer fails.
The value of CREATE_DIRECTORIES determines the outcome of the transfer on the remote system, as follows:
Adds or replaces transferred members. If the directory does not exist, the reaction depends on the value of CREATE_DIRECTORIES in the global file:
Default: CREATE
Note: When creating a file on an IBM mainframe system, some additional information may be necessary. For more information, see the RECORD_FORMAT, BLKSIZE, VOLUME, and UNIT parameters.
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