Use the
SBSUB statement in the server and client FTP.DATA to specify whether
a substitution is allowed for data bytes that cannot be translated.
You can also use the SIte and LOCSIte subcommands to set this keyword.
- Server
- Specifies the whether substitution is allowed on the server's
system.
- Client
- Specifies the whether substitution is allowed on the client's
system.
Syntax
.-SBSUB FALSE------.
>>-+------------------+----------------------------------------><
'-SBSUB--+-FALSE-+-'
'-TRUE--'
Parameters
- FALSE
- Substitution is not allowed for single-byte character translation.
This causes a data transfer failure if a character cannot be mapped
during the transfer. This is the default value.
- TRUE
- Substitution is allowed for single-byte character translation.
The SBSUBCHAR statement defines the substitution value for untranslatable
characters.
Examples
To disable substitution for single-byte
character translation, code the following:
SBSUB FALSE