Troubleshooting
Problem
This document provides information about added functionality of SFTP to ignore errors and to continue processing subsequent commands in batch mode.
Resolving The Problem
Often, users have an SFTP batch program that fails and does not continue with subsequent commands if any errors are received when a put command fails. This can occur if the file you try to put does not exist. The batch program fails and subsequent commands in the batch program are not processed.
Rather than using put, use -put. Any errors are ignored, and subsequent commands are still processed.
New Syntax
The new syntax for the command follows:
-put filename.txt
The following 5733SC1 PTFs are required for this functionality:
V5R3: 5733SC1 SI25208
V5R4: 5733SC1 SI25209
Note: The SFTP error handling function is included with the base code for 5733SC1 at V6R1 & above.
Historical Number
467362844
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Document Information
Modified date:
11 November 2019
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