Time and date scheduling, Time and date scheduling – example – Nlynx ETU400 User Manual

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After you supply the above information and press ENTER, you

are prompted with the command name you specified in the

SBMCMDNAM parameter. Fill out the parameters for the command

as you would if you were running the job interactively.

If you are submitting one of the ETU power commands to batch,

you must change the default value, *REQUESTER, to the actual

device address you will use.

In order to run the job in batch mode, the micro or micros

you are transferring to or from must be powered on, running

emulation, and displaying the AS/400 sign-on screen.

Batch Transfer – Example

In this example, you will submit an ETU command to batch mode while you

are working from a dumb host terminal. You will transfer a file from one

PC to another PC using the PCFROMPC command. You will submit the command

to run in batch mode using the SBMBATXFER command.

The file you will transfer is called a:\test2.doc and is on a PC whose

device name is PRT3AD3. You will transfer the file to another PC whose

device name is PRT3AD1. In order for the transfer to be successful, both

devices must be powered on, running emulation, and at the AS/400 sign-on

screen.

1. Enter the SBMBATXFER command on the AS/400 command line. The

SBMBATXFER prompt screen displays.

2. At the SBMCMDNAM prompt, enter the name of the ETU command you want to

submit to batch:

pcfrompc

3. Use the default values for the parameters JOBNAME, JOBD, and JOBQ.

4. Press ENTER. The PCFROMPC prompt screen displays.

5. Enter the name of the micro file to be transferred:

a:\test2.doc

6. Enter the name of the device from which the file will be transferred:

prt3ad3

7. Enter the name of the device to which the file will be transferred:

prt3ad1

8. Press ENTER to execute the command.

The PCFROMPC command will be submitted to the default job queue,

QBATCH.

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