Use the CHKPTPREFIX statement to specify the high level qualifier (hlq) for the FTP client checkpoint file. The FTP client uses the hlq to determine the name of the local checkpoint data set or file.
Syntax
.-CHKPTPREFIX HOME--------. >>-+-------------------------+--------------------------------->< '-CHKPTPREFIX--+-HOME---+-' +-USERID-+ '-LOCAL--'
Parameters
- HOME
- If the client is running in the z/OS® UNIX shell, the hlq is the
current path and the name of the checkpoint file is current_path/ftp.chkpoint.
Otherwise, the hlq is the TSO prefix and the checkpoint data
set is named tso_prefix.FTP.CHKPOINT.
This is the default.
- USERID
- Use the user ID associated with the address space where the FTP command is issued as the hlq for the checkpoint data set. The name of the data set is userID.FTP.CHKPOINT.
- LOCAL
- Use the local working directory (local_dir) as set by the lcd subcommand. If the directory is a z/OS UNIX directory, the checkpoint file is local_dir/ftp.chkpoint. If the directory is a partitioned data set, the checkpoint data set name is local_dir(CHKPOINT). Otherwise, the checkpoint data set is local_dir.FTP.CHKPOIN'.
Examples
To use the user ID, use the following code:
CHKPTPREFIX USERIDUsage notes
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