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Library The library containing the source for the translation tables.
*LIBL is the default.
TRANSMBR The TRANSFILE member name. The default name is ETOA1, an
EBCDIC-to-ASCII table supplied with ETU. ETOA2 should be used
for fixed-length record translations.
RECL The record length of the translation work file. Valid record
length entries are:
*FILE The record length of the FRMFILE file is used.
1-9989 The record length for the translation work file.
If an ASCII fixed-record-length translation is to be
performed, specify *FILE to produce the desired file. If you
are not translating to ASCII fixed-length records, you may
specify any record length that could allow for better
performance by buffering the data.
FLDDEFFILE Specifies the file that defines the file being transferred.
If the file being transferred was not externally defined and
the translation type is either *DIF, *TAB, or *BASICS, you
must specify a source physical file containing either
physical file data description specifications (DDS), or file
and input (F&I) specifications.
If the file being transferred was previously defined
with either DDS or F&I specifications, or is a *TEXT
translation type, use the default, *NONE, or its equivalent,
*DDS.
FLDDEFMBR The FLDDEFFILE member name. You can enter the member name or
one of the following values:
*FILE Transfers the member with same name as the
FLDDEFFILE.
*FIRST Transfers the first member (arrival sequence)in
the file.
*LAST Transfers the last member (arrival sequence)in
the file.
QFNAME1 The name of the micro file to contain the data from the
AS/400. For additional information, See About Microcomputer
Files in Chapter 3.
SAVRQS Saves the current request definition so it can be used at a
later time. The request definition is this completed FROM3XB
command with the parameter values as you have specified them.
The default is *NO. To save the request definition, specify
*YES and enter the request name you desire.
Request Name The name of the SAVRQS request definition. The
request name can be up to ten characters long.
(To recall the saved request, use the ETU command
VWSAVRQS.)