Getting the following when trying to run the COZBATCH on one LPAR and get a file from another LPAR that is also running COZSFTP and SSH:
fromdsn(AZS003.JCL.CNTL(SFTPPASS)).N.: 1 records/80 bytes read; 9 bytes written in 0.006 seconds (1.465 KBytes/sec).
cozsftp> lzopts mode=text,servercp=ISO8859-1
mode=text servercp=ISO8859-1
cozsftp> get //AZS003.ETC.RELEASE //DD:DOWNLOAD
.83.303. Couldn't stat remote file: No such file or directory
.83.303. File "//AZS003.ETC.RELEASE" not found.
CoZBatch.I.: returning rc=exitcode=1
I've confirmed that the file exists on the other LPAR. I also tried to use the cozsftp line mode from USS and get the same thing. It also won't let me CD to //AZS003. I get the following when I do:
[05.551] Couldn't canonicalise: No such file or directory
Problem getting z/OS dataset from another LPAR.
Are you sure that the z/OS server is running Co:Z sftp-server for this session and not IBM Ported Tools sftp-server?
To check, add this before your "get" command-
This should display the current Co:Z settings of the remote server. If you get "directory not found", then you are running IBM's sftp-server and not Co:Z.
Beyond this, there are some suspicious things about your job:
1) It is a little odd that you are setting the remote codepage to ISO8859-1. Is the remote dataset in ASCII?
2) If you are setting the local side to "text", you will somehow need to set the remote side to text also. Is there a reason that you want to use "text" mode between two z/OS systems? A better way to send/receive a z/OS dataset between two z/OS systems (if you don't want to do any transformations) is:
To check, add this before your "get" command-
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ls /+Beyond this, there are some suspicious things about your job:
1) It is a little odd that you are setting the remote codepage to ISO8859-1. Is the remote dataset in ASCII?
2) If you are setting the local side to "text", you will somehow need to set the remote side to text also. Is there a reason that you want to use "text" mode between two z/OS systems? A better way to send/receive a z/OS dataset between two z/OS systems (if you don't want to do any transformations) is:
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cozsftp> lzopts mode=binary (the default)
cozsftp> lzopts linerule=rdw (not necessary if the RECFM=F or FB and same LRECL)
cozsftp> ls /+mode=binary,linerule=rdw (remote should match local)
cozsftp> get //HLQ.REMOTE.DSN //DD:DOWNLOADI had left out the 'Activating Co:Z' step, my apologies. I completed that step on both LPAR's I'm testing with and now it works.
As far as the codepage, I was tinkering with anything to get it to work. Please keep in mind I'm a career mainframe guy with very little UNIX exposure. I'm pretty slow with just basic UNIX stuff. The remote file I was trying to 'Get' was just a z/OS text flat file.
The reason to move text files between LPARS would include PDS members for Developers.
I'll tinker with your 'Better' way example.
As far as the codepage, I was tinkering with anything to get it to work. Please keep in mind I'm a career mainframe guy with very little UNIX exposure. I'm pretty slow with just basic UNIX stuff. The remote file I was trying to 'Get' was just a z/OS text flat file.
The reason to move text files between LPARS would include PDS members for Developers.
I'll tinker with your 'Better' way example.