Send Host List screen and Receive Host List screen
The following uses the Send Host List screen as an example.
The structure of the screen is the same as the Receive Host List screen. When you read the description, replace the word 'send' with 'receive.'
Send Host List Screen
The Send Host List screen displays a list of host names that are registered in the Host Information.
For details on how to display the screen, refer to Confirmation of the Host Lists.
If you use instant transfer to send a file to a host that is not registered in the Host Information, you cannot check the Send Log on the Send Host List screen. To check the results of the instant transfer, select the file ID "_INSTANT_TRANSFER_" on the Send File List screen.
<<Send Host List>> COMMAND ==> SCROLL ===> PAGE Host Name <------------------- Comment -------------------> ZOS MAINFRAME TOKYO ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
Screen 4.8 Send Host List Screen
<Explanation of Each Field>
- Host Name
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This field shows the host name (first 16 bytes) that you registered in the Host Information.
- Comment
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This field shows the comment that you registered in the Host Information.
Send Host List screen (with full display of Host Name)
The Send Host List screen (with full display of the Host Name) displays each host name in an extended display area.
To display the Send Host List screen (with full display of the Host Name), enter 'EXTENT' or 'E' for the COMMAND on the Send Host List screen and press the Enter key.
To return to the Send Host List screen, enter 'BASIC' or 'B' for the COMMAND on the Send Host List screen (with full display of the Host Name) and press the Enter key.
<<Send Host List>> Row 1 of 1 COMMAND ==> SCROLL ===> CSR Host Name ZOS ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
Screen 4.9 Send Host List Screen (with Full Display of Host Name)
<Explanation of Each Field>
- Host Name
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This field shows the host name (50 bytes) that you registered in the Host Information.