HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 110)

hd
file number.
host
name of the remote host.
port
port number to be used. If the port number specified < 0, the system will choose its own port
number.
user
username used to logon.
passwd
password.
acct
account to be used to log on. If acct is set to "", it is considered unspecified.
tag
parameter to be used for the Guardian nowait operation initiated by FTPproxy_nw.
The return value is -1 if the routine fails and the error number is set accordingly. Otherwise the
routine is successful.
Store a File onto a Remote Host
The routines FTPput and FTPput_nw store a file onto a remote host.
#include "ftpexth"
short FTPput(short hd, short proxy, char *in,char *out)
short FTPput_nw(short hd, short proxy, char *in,
char *out, long tag)
hd
file number.
proxy
1, this command applies to the proxy connection.
0, this command applies to the primary connection.
in
local file name. The local file must be an Enscribe disk file. It can't be a temporary file, a
running process, or a Spooler location.
out
a string containing the remote file name and a list of attributes for the remote file. You must
specify the attributes in the order indicated below, use commas as placeholders, and omit
spaces.
if "out" is left unspecified, by setting out as "", the remote file name will be the same as the
local file name (that is, in) and the file attributes take the default values.
filecode
indicates the file code of the remote file. file code is a number between 0 and 32767.
When FTP is in binary transfer mode (set by calling FTPsettype() and specifying type I), the
default file code is 0.When FTP is in ASCII mode (set by calling FTPsettype() and specifying
type A, the default file code is 101. The filecode attribute overrides the current setting of
FTPsetfilecode().
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