Problem in Batch and Online putting Member

Shady · Post by **Shady** » Thu May 05, 2011 6:05 am

Hi.
We get an error when we use batch to run sftp.
With our customized job I got an error (but it worked some time ago). Now I copied your RUNSFTP sample job and entered my userid and the PWDSN.
In the out I get following problems:

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ZosSettingsÝE¨: Keyword mode value 'binary' does not match pattern '^(bin(ary)?!text)$'.  RC=1                          
ZosSettingsÝE¨: Keyword conddisp value 'catlg' does not match pattern '^(catlg!delete)$'.  RC=1                         
ZosSettingsÝE¨: Keyword overflow value 'wrap' does not match pattern '^(error!flow!trunc!wrap)$'.  RC=1                 
ZosSettingsÝE¨: Keyword linerule value 'flexible' does not match pattern '^(cr!crlf!crnl!lf!nl!rdw!ibmrdw!mfrdw!flexible
!none)$'.  RC=1                                                                                                         
ZosSettingsÝW¨: Invalid regular expression '^ÝÝ:alnum:¨Ö$Ö#Ö§Ö?Ö*¨ä1,8ü$' for keyword 'jesowner': (16) $ anchor not at  
end of pattern                                                                                                          
ZosSettingsÝE¨: Keyword jeslrecl value '80' does not match pattern '^ÝÝ:digit:¨¨ä1,5ü$'.  RC=1                          
ZosSettingsÝE¨: Keyword jesrecfm value 'f' does not match pattern '^(f!fb!v!vb)$'.  RC=1                                
ZosSettingsÝE¨: Keyword jesstatus value '*' does not match pattern '^(input!output!active!Ö*)$'.  RC=1

And the problem with WinSCP:
I get a Member and edited sth. and wanted to put it back into a PDS. After putting back there were just hieroglyphics in the member like...: Editing and entering "Hello World" ends in "çÁ%%? ï?Ê%À"
Could it be that there are problems with Codepage?

Putting "Hello World" in binary looks in ISPF like "çÁ%%? ï?Ê%À" Getting in binary shows the Hello "World" Getting the same in text looks like "çÁ%%?¤ï?Ê%À"
Putting "Hello World" in text looks in ISPF like "çÁ%%? ï?Ê%À". Getting in text shows the "Hello World" and getting in binary also shows "Hello World"

At the moment I'm a bit confused....

So you may can help me...

Co:Z 1.8.1 & Ported Tools 1.2

Greetings
Shady

Post by **dovetail** » Thu May 05, 2011 2:33 pm

This definitely looks like an issue with z/OS Unix code page settings. It looks to me as if you have a non-Latin EBCDIC codepage set as the default for z/OS Unix. I know that we have several (many) German users, but I don't know for sure what they use for their default z/OS Unix encoding.

What do you have for "LANG" and "LC_*" environment variables?
(put a "env" command at the beginning of your shell script (the input to COZBATCH in this case).

Also, you will want to make sure that if you are using a TN3270 emulator that you also have the codepage set to match. This way, you will actually see brackets and braces.

Shady · Post by **Shady** » Fri May 06, 2011 2:41 am

Oh... I was right with codpage thing and don't rememberd what I've done.

I set LC_ALL="De_DE.IBM-1141" in my /u/user/.profile for testing things some weeks ago and haven't remembered it.

Thank you for putting me into the right direction.