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5-14 Performing Cross-Os File Exchange Operations
Hitachi USP V Cross-OS File Exchange User’s Guide
To perform FX operations using FCU without the GUI:
1. If you will be using an FCU parameter definition file to perform FX operations,
make sure that the file contains the correct FCU initiation parameter sets for
the FX operations you want to perform. If you will not be using the default
FCU parameter definition file, note the name and location of the file.
2. Log in as root on the UNIX server, and enter: fcunw [-nc] [param]
For example (see Figures Figure 5-3, Figure 5-4, and Figure 5-5):
– To perform the FX operations in the default FCU parameter definition file
with confirmations, enter: fcunw
– To perform the FX operations in the default FCU parameter definition file
without confirmations, enter: fcunw -nc
– To perform the FX operations in a different FCU parameter definition file
with confirmations, enter: fcunw /directory/directory/file_name
– To perform the FX operations in a different FCU parameter definition file
without confirmations, enter: fcunw -nc
/directory/directory/file_name
– To perform one specific FX operation with confirmations, enter:
fcunw -P mto VSN:dataset targetfile No No No
– To perform one specific FX operation without confirmations, enter:
fcunw -nc -P mto VSN:dataset targetfile No No No
3. If you specified the -nc option, FCU will perform all specified FX operations
without requesting confirmation for the FCU parameters or for existing FXmto
target files.
– If you did not specify the -nc option, FCU will display the FCU initiation
parameters for the operation to be performed and request confirmation.
Enter ok to perform the specified FX operation, or enter cancel to load
the next set of FCU parameters.
– If you did not specify the -nc option and the FXmto target file already
exists, FCU will request confirmation to overwrite the file. Enter ok to
overwrite the existing file, or enter cancel to load the next set of FCU
initiation parameters.
4. When the FX operation starts, FCU displays Start. When the operation
completes successfully, FCU displays Complete. If the operation does not
start or complete successfully, FCU displays an error message and loads the
next parameter set.
5. When the last FCU initiation parameter set is processed (or canceled by the
user), the FCU program terminates and returns an ending status value. The
ending status is included in $status for C-shell and $? for B-shell/K-shell.
0 = successful completion. All FX operations completed successfully.
1 = unsuccessful completion. One or more operations did not complete
successfully.