Receive Management Information
To upload objects to object storage, set the Receive Management Information as follows:
File Name (FILENAME)
When uploading receive files to the object storage, specify a path in the following format for File Name of the Receive Management Information according to the object storage that is the upload destination.
HULFT Cloud Storage Option |
HULFT Cloud Storage Option |
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s3://bucketname/objectname |
s3://bucketname/objectname |
For details on the Receive Storage Management Information ID, refer to Receive Storage Management Information settings.
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The prefix "s3://" is a fixed string corresponding to Amazon S3. Be sure to specify lowercase characters only.
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Use "/" when specifying the path.
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The file name is used as the bucket name, container name, and object name in the object storage.
You cannot specify multibyte characters for the bucket name or container name due to object storage specifications.
If the version of HULFT Cloud Storage Option is Ver.8.5.0 or higher, Receive File Name in the Receive Management Information can be changed dynamically.
Send File Name |
Receive File Name (Linux) |
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$SNDPATH$SNDFILE |
$SNDFILE |
s3://bucket2/$SNDFILE |
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s3://bucket/hulft |
/hulft |
hulft |
s3://bucket2/hulft |
s3://bucket/hulft/cloud |
/hulft/cloud |
cloud |
s3://bucket2/cloud |
s3://bucket/hulft/cloud/op |
/hulft/cloud/op |
op |
s3://bucket2/op |
If $SNDPATH$SNDFILE is specified for Receive File Name, the folder name starts with a "/" as shown above. Therefore, it becomes a HULFT transfer.
You cannot specify any strings before $SNDPATH. Therefore, when using the send file name to upload files to object storage, specify strings with $SNDFILE after the prefix.
Registration Mode (TRANSMODE)
Specify "N" (New Creation) or "R" (Replace).
Error Handling (ABNORMAL)
Specify "R" (Restore).
Receive Mode (RCVTYPE)
Specify "S" (Single).
Generational Management (GENCTL)
Specify "N" (Generational management is disabled).
For items other than the above, check HULFT functional restrictions for uploads to object storage, and then set them according to actual operations.