Format of a Multiple Receive Information file

Table A.15 Format of Multiple Receive Information File
File Organization	Sequential Organization file
Record Length	110 bytes
Block Size	110 bytes
Record Format	Fixed-length blocked format

Table A.16 Contents of Multiple Receive Information File
Field Name	Byte Count		Remarks
Sending Host Name	X	8	The name of the host on the sending side
Send Date	9	8	YYYYMMDD
Send Time	9	8	HHMMSSmm
Record Start Position 1	P	5	The start position of the relevant record that HULFT stored in the Receive file
Record End Position 1	P	5	The end position of the relevant record that HULFT stored in the Receive file
Sending Host Name	X	50	The name of the host on the sending side
Record Start Position 2	P	10	The start position of the relevant record that HULFT stored in the Receive file
Record End Position 2	P	10	The end position of the relevant record that HULFT stored in the Receive file

X	:	Character
P	:	Pack
9	:	Unsigned External Decimal

Data set name of a Multiple Receive Information file

Receive file name.CNTL

Creation volume of a Multiple Receive Information file

HULFT creates a Multiple Receive Information file in the same volume as the Receive file.

Creation timing of a Multiple Receive Information file

HULFT automatically creates a Multiple Receive Information file.

If the Receive file does not exist, HULFT creates a new Multiple Receive Information file.

If the Receive file exists, HULFT accumulates records of the Multiple Receive Information file.

Therefore, pay attention to the deletion timing of the Receive file when you use a Multiple Receive.

Note

When you carry out Multiple Receive, if the Receive file already exists but the Multiple Receive Information file does not exist, HULFT creates a new Multiple Receive Information file. In this case HULFT sets each start position to 1, and therefore, the Record Start Positions and the Record End Positions are different from the actual positions in the Receive file.