Using OGET and OCOPY to copy a file into a sequential data set or a PDS member

You can use the TSO/E OGET command or the TSO/E OCOPY command to copy a z/OS UNIX file into a sequential data set or PDS member. You can enter either of these commands:

In TSO/E, in the shell, or in ISPF. See Entering a TSO/E command for information about entering TSO/E commands in TSO/E, the shell, and ISPF.
In batch, using a Terminal Monitor Program (TMP) job.

To work with data set names and file names, use the OGET command. To work with ddnames, use the OCOPY command.