> pax -w that UNIX directory with option to convert to ASCII

Thats likely to break his file, depending on what characters he uses. The safes 
thing is to translate to UTF-8.

I hate 8-bit code pages!


--
Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz
http://mason.gmu.edu/~smetz3

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On Thu, 18 Jun 2020 13:34:28 -0400, Bob Bridges wrote:

>Wha...?  I might have misunderstood you, but it sounds like you're saying I
>can 1) collect all the REXX execs I want to transfer to the mainframe, 2)
>ZIP them up (using PKZIP or WinZIP or 7-ZIP or whatever), 3) IND$FILE the
>.zip file to the mainframe, and then 4) ...here's where I bog down.  Is
>there a mainframe utility that can read .zip files?
>
jar.

Do you need them extracted on the desktop?

o No:
  Collect them in a PDS
  TSO TRANSMIT OUTFILE(...)
  transfer *binary* directly or with desktop waystation to target z/OS
  Extract with TSO RECEIVE INFILE(...)

o Yes:
  - collect them in a PDS
  - OPUTX or CP to a UNIX directory
  Or:
  - collect them in a UNIX directory
  pax -w that UNIX directory with option to convert to ASCII
  transfer *binary* to desktop
  Extract pax with WinZip or such
  transfer pax archive *binary* to zOS target
  pax -r that archive with option to convert to EBCDIC
(I hate EBCDIC!)

>And if there is (I never dreamt that), maybe I actually bog down at step 3:
>Do I do the transfer in text or binary?
>
>Are you sure you're not just having me on?
>
???

>Even if you are, it suddenly occurs to me that there's a PC-based utility
>that handles XMIT files, and I think I have a copy left over from an old
>project.  I can bundle them all up in a XMIT file, copy that to the host,
>then RECEIVE it there.
>
More likely extract than pack.  try CBTTAPE.
Might be useful (I'm not afflicted with Windows; this is mere hearsay):
    
http://secure-web.cisco.com/1zrulqhYyXaVJGDe61TQjfw7zrq6E4Q4tzIo9qVxUxYacm_oGqlQzwGLtz86NZrh0a4oPiP6PpYqDSxtMo1FKxItk5V5Yzqt14l3fjq4IHCX5qXXdCwPHT8z6zhiAW-QLWvHiH2dqWfR5VKi2B_o_3V6ABPY1bBwU3Fsoe8Gidyx0vvzVr93pfwApYWgjbzsl7SACKIsfz1l-SCOTVNSgHiZVpGSbWPfSyNwOReiU4pKqTTVOaX8UTmLntlrW3IMp56dnd9sA_XrihRMiETVIRwSoOb3nZN_mMPEKT8M2ZH5W0neI4yY_CEew0KAmijdaycjit-RNYY4l-87UcdgNmAfOx0tvndsJ3qNCX3-w3vuLEQeo1rbD-KVVvhKdPxUbimXFrUroOuV8uNaQ_OLuCTEICV7HmTQyxsmbox6EDlxlGYVtvT2-eNGlOBvedTXF/http%3A%2F%2Fplanetmvs.com%2Funxmit%2F


>-----Original Message-----
>From: Seymour J Metz
>Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2020 11:34
>
>Why not zip them and do a single transfer of the zip file, then unzip them?

-- gil

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