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ETU400 User Guide 011603
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*LAST Transfers the last member arrival sequence in the
file.
*ALL Transfers all members from the FRMFILE file into
one micro file. *ALL is not valid with *DIF
translation.
SAVTYP Used to transfer files that were previously transferred to
the host with the *SAVE file type using the TO3XB command.
*NO The file being transferred was not previously
transferred to the host with the *SAVE file type
(the default).
*YES The file being transferred was previously
transferred to the host with the *SAVE file type.
When using *SAVE to move programs, all necessary data
(including Mac data and resource forks) is transferred.
STRIP For source physical files only: Specifies whether the first
12 bytes of each record are to be ignored when reading the
file. This 12-byte area contains the sequence number and date
fields for source physical files.
*NO Do not strip off any data from the record (the
default).
*YES Strip off (ignore) the first 12 bytes.
TRANSLATE Determines whether the data is to be translated, and if so,
what type of translation is to be performed.
*TEXT or *YES The AS/400 file is to be translated into ASCII
text format. The default is *TEXT.
*DIF The AS/400 file is to be translated into DIF
format.
*BASICS The AS/400 file is to be translated into BASIC
Sequential format.
*TAB The AS/400 file is to be translated into BASIC
Sequential format with tab characters as the
field delimiters.
*NO or *NONE No translation of the AS/400 file is to be
performed. (Usually this is used only after an
independent translation has been done using the
XLATETO command.)
TRANSFILE The qualified file name of the translation table file to be
used when a translation is specified. The default is
TRANSLATE.
Mac Users: There are two files you can use. If you use the default file
(TRANSLATE), the member names have an M on the end of the name (for
example, ETOA1M). The Mac tables are also shipped in a file called
MACTAB. The members in this file do not have the M at the end of the name
(for example, ETOA1).