4.169 copy-fta

Use this command to copy tables into or from the file transfer area (FTA).

Parameters

dloc (mandatory)
The card location of the destination or table.
Range:
1114
The TDM
1116
The TDM
1113
The latched USB port
1115
The latched USB port
sloc (mandatory)
The card location of the source location or table.
Range:
1114
The TDM
1116
The TDM
1113
The latched USB port
1115
The latched USB port
dfile (optional)
The name of the file that was copied into the FTA.
Range:
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

The name of the file with its extension

dtbl (optional)
The identifying number of the destination table.
Range:
0 - 1023
sfile (optional)
The name of the file in the FTA to be copied.
Range:
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

The name of the file with its extension

stbl (optional)
The identifying number of the source table.
Range:
0 - 1023

Example

copy-fta:sloc=1114:dloc=1114:stbl=2:dfile=”F1_name.OUT”

copy-fta:sfile=dms.cfg:dtbl=0:sloc=1114:dloc=1116

Dependencies

A destination table must be specified when a source file is specified.

A destination file must be specified when a source table is specified.

A source and a destination must be specified.

Only one source parameter and one destination parameter can be specified.

This command cannot be entered to modify the security log.

File name formats are limited to 8 + 3 DOS-compatible characters.

When using DOS file names, if the file name contains a special character such as an underscore (_) or begins with a numeric, the file name must be in quotes (" "), for example,“92_name.ext”.

Only one file transfer can be active at a time.

The 1113 and 1115 locations are used by E5-MCAP cards. The 1114 and 1116 locations are used by E5-TDM cards.

Legacy TDM, GPSM-II, and MDAL cards cannot be installed in the same system as E5-TDM, E5-MCAP, and E5-MDAL cards.

The source file and destination file combination is not allowed.

The source table and destination table combination is not allowed.

The removable drive must have a File Transfer Area to be used as the source or destination.

Notes

This command is used to copy into the file transfer area or out of the file transfer area. The stbl, dfile, sfile, and dtbl parameters are used to describe the nature of the copy. A copy from a DMS table into the file transfer area would use the stbl (source table) and dfile (destination file) parameters. Thus, data would move from a table into a transfer area file. To copy from the file transfer area to a DMS table, use the sfile (source file) and dtbl (destination table) parameters. Any other combination of these 4 parameters is invalid.

Output

copy-fta:stbl=1:dfile="2F1.OUT":sloc=1114:dloc=1114 

    rlghncxa03w 15-01-05 14:59:10 EST  EAGLE 46.2.0
    copy-fta:stbl=1:dfile="2F1.OUT":sloc=1114:dloc=1114
    Command entered at terminal #1. 
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    rlghncxa03w 15-01-05 14:59:26 EST  EAGLE 46.2.0
    Copied Table 1 successfully from FIXED to 2F1.OUT in FTA. 
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    rlghncxa03w 15-01-05 15:00:49 EST  EAGLE 46.2.0
    copy-fta:sfile=dms.cfg:dtbl=0:sloc=1114:dloc=1113
    Command entered at terminal #1. 
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    rlghncxa03w 15-01-05 15:01:12 EST  EAGLE 46.2.0
    Copied DMS.CFG successfully from FTA to Table 0 on REMOVABLE. 
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