File transfer started from the receiving side

This section describes the flow of a file transfer that is started from the host on the receiving side. The explanation below shows a case where a file is transferred without a job starting or without Code Conversion settings.

(1) Preparation

On the host on the sending side, prepare a file to send, and specify the file ID, a file to send, a remote host, and any other transfer conditions in the management information. On the host on the receiving side, ensure that there is enough storage for the Receive file, and specify the file ID, file to receive, remote host, and any other receive conditions in the management information. The same preparations are required as for a file transfer that is started from the sending side.

Operation that is performed on the host on the sending side

  • Startup of the Observe system

  • Preparation of a file to send

  • Registration of the system management information required for a file transfer

  • Startup of the Send system

Operation that is performed on the host on the receiving side

  • Storage preparation for the file to receive

  • Registration of the system management information required for a file transfer

  • Startup of the Receive system

(2) Issuance of Send Request

Issue the Send Request on the host on the receiving side, and the file is transferred.

No operation is required on the host on the sending side.

Operation that is performed on the host on the sending side

  • None

Operation that is performed on the host on the receiving side

  • Issuance of Send Request

Figure 1.9 Issuance of Send Request

(3) Verification

After the file transfer ends, view the Receive Log on the host on the receiving side and make sure that the Receive processing ended successfully.

Similarly, view the Send Log on the host on the sending side and make sure that the Send processing ended successfully.

Operation that is performed on the host on the sending side

  • Checking of the Send Log

Operation that is performed on the host on the receiving side

  • Checking of the Receive Log