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MFFTP DD Statements

MFFTP requires one of the following DD statements:

INPUT
For JES2. Defines the command that will be sent to the native FTP client together with the actual FTP commands.
SYSIPT
For VSE. Defines the command that will be sent to the native FTP client together with the actual FTP commands.

MFFTP will use the following DD statements, if present:

OUTPUT
Specifies the preferred destination of all output including, for example, messages from MFFTP and the ftp client.
SYSPRINT
This can be used as an alternative to OUTPUT DD statement, to define preferred output destinations.
SYSFTPD
As on the mainframe. Only the keyword values described in the LOCSITE command are supported.
NETRC
As on the mainframe. This file, or in-stream data contains some login and initialization information. It is used to hide the login details in the JCL job card.
ENVVAR
Use this to code most of the control variables, one per line. It overrides any values set at a global level by, for example, the values in the FTP.DATA dataset.
Note: This is especially useful if you need to set MFFTP_KEEP to Y to resolve a problem when the same variable is set to N at system level.
Note: If neither OUTPUT nor SYSPRINT is present, a SYSOUT file is dynamically allocated to show the messages as well as display them in the console.

The default record length of OUTPUT and SYSPRINT is 133 characters. This may be overwritten with the variables MFFTP_OUTPUT_LRECL and MFFTP_SYSPRINT_LRECL, respectively. These variables accept a numeric value of up to 512.

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