Target Location (BatchFTP Connectivity Map) (Sun Adapter for Batch User's Guide)

Sun Adapter for Batch User's Guide

Target Location (BatchFTP Connectivity Map)

The Target Location section allows you to configure the parameters for the Target Location (remote location) of the FTP directories and files.

The Target Location section of the BatchFTP Connectivity Map properties contains the top-level parameters displayed in this table.

Table 7 Connectivity Map - BatchFTP - Target Location


Name	Description	Required Value
Append	Specifies whether to overwrite or append the data to the existing file. Use this parameter for outbound FTP transfers only. Choose the appropriate setting as follows: If you select Yes and the target file already exists, the data is appended to the existing file. If you select No, the adapter overwrites the existing file on the remote system. If a file with the same name does not exist, both Yes and No create a new file on the external host.	Select Yes or No. The configured default is No.
Target Directory Name	Specifies the directory on the external system from which files are retrieved or sent. The directory name and path is preferred, otherwise, the path is relative to your home directory when you log on to the FTP server. The value can be a literal, regular expression (source), or pattern name (destination). For outbound FTP operations (destination), the directory is created if it does not already exist. See Table 7. See Using Regular Expressions or Using Name Patterns.	A directory name and path on the target external system.
Target Directory Name Is Pattern	Specifies whether the directory name is represented as literal, or as a regular expression or name pattern, as follows: No: indicates that the name entered is a literal, an exact match. Yes: indicates that the name value you enter is assumed to be a name pattern or regular expression. See Table 7.	Select Yes or No. The configured default is No.
Target File Name	Specifies the name of the remote FTP file to be retrieved or sent. The value can be a literal, regular expression (get), or pattern name (put). For MVS GDG systems, the target file name can be the version of the data set, for example: Target directory name = ”STC.SAMPLE.GDGSET’ Target file name = (0) to indicate the current version See Table 7. See Using Regular Expressions or Using Name Patterns.	For inbound: a literal file name or a regular expression. For outbound: a literal file name or name pattern.
Target File Name Is Pattern	Specifies whether the target file name represents a literal, or as a regular expression or name pattern, as follows: No: indicates that the name entered is a literal, an exact match. Yes: indicates that the name value you enter is assumed to be a name pattern or regular expression. See Table 7.	Select Yes or No. The configured default is Yes.