ETERNUS SF XL-DATA/MV V13 User's Guide

4.5 Examples of mftfsend Transfer Command

This section explains examples when performing data transfer to the Client System using the mftfsend transfer command on a UNIX/IA server.

• Sending data from a UNIX server to an IA server
• Sending data from an IA server to a UNIX server

Sending data from a UNIX server to an IA server

This section explains mftfsend command examples when sending data from a UNIX server to an IA server.

• Data transfer not using a filter command
• Data transfer using a filter command on the server system
• Data transfer using a filter command on the server system and outputting files within the filter command
• Data transfer using a filter command on the client system

Data transfer not using a filter command

The example uses the following file names and account name.

UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser
IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF (Note: "$" means a backslash.)




#!/bin/csh

setenv MFTF_USER WINDOWS
setenv MFTF_DEVICE /dev/rdsk/c1t1d2s2
/usr/bin/mftfsend -f /work/mftf_data/mftf "D:$MFTF1$MFTF"

echo $status

Data transfer using a filter command on the server system

The example uses the following file names, account name and filter command.

UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser
IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF
Filter command started on the IA server	:	C:$TOOL$MFTF$convert -i (Note: "$" means a backslash.)




#!/bin/csh

setenv MFTF_USER WINDOWS
setenv MFTF_DEVICE /dev/rdsk/c1t1d2s2
setenv MFTF_COMMAND "C:$TOOL$MFTF$convert -i"
/usr/bin/mftfsend -f /work/mftf_data/mftf "D:$MFTF1$MFTF"

echo $status

Data transfer using a filter command on the server system and outputting files within the filter command

The example uses the following file names, account name and filter command.

UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser
IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF
Filter command started on the IA server	:	C:$TOOL$MFTF$convert -i -o D:$MFTF1$MFTF (Note: "$" means a backslash.)




#!/bin/csh

setenv MFTF_USER WINDOWS
setenv MFTF_DEVICE /dev/rdsk/c1t1d2s2
setenv MFTF_COMMAND "C:$TOOL$MFTF$convert -i -o D:$MFTF1$MFTF"

/usr/bin/mftfsend -f /work/mftf_data/mftf "D:$MFTF1$MFTF"

echo $status

Data transfer using a filter command on the client system

The example uses the following file names, account name and filter command.

UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser
Filter command started on the UNIX server	:	/usr/mftf/bin/convert -i
IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF (Note: "$" means a backslash.)




#!/bin/csh

setenv MFTF_USER WINDOWS
setenv MFTF_DEVICE /dev/rdsk/c1t1d2s2

/usr/mftf/bin/convert -i /work/mftf_data/mftf | /usr/bin/mftfsend "D:$MFTF1$MFTF"

echo $status

Sending data from an IA server to a UNIX server

This section explains a mftfsend.exe command example when sending data to a UNIX server from an IA server.

• Data transfer that change separators
• Data transfer using a filter command on the server system
• Data transfer using a filter command on the server system and outputting files within the filter command
• Data transfer using a filter command on the client system

Data transfer that change separators

The example uses the following file names and account names.

IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF (Note: "$" means a backslash.)
IA server account name	:	datamng
UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser




SETLOCAL
SET MFTF_USER=mftfuser
SET MFTF_DEVICE=PHYSICALDRIVE2
SET MFTF_CLLINECODE=0x0d;0x0a
SET MFTF_SVLINECODE=0x0a

mftfsend.exe -f "D:$MFTF1$MFTF" /work/mftf_data/mftf

if not errorlevel 0 goto senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Normal End."
goto exit

:senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Abnormal End."

:exit
ENDLOCAL

Data transfer using a filter command on the server system

The example uses the following file names, account names and filter command.

IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF (Note: "$" means a backslash.)
IA server account name	:	datamng
UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser
Filter command started on the UNIX server	:	/usr/mftf/bin/convert -i




SETLOCAL
SET MFTF_USER=mftfuser
SET MFTF_DEVICE=PHYSICALDRIVE2
SET MFTF_COMMAND=/usr/mftf/bin/convert -i

mftfsend.exe -f "D:$MFTF1$MFTF" /work/mftf_data/mftf

if not errorlevel 0 goto senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Normal End."
goto exit

:senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Abnormal End."

:exit
ENDLOCAL

Data transfer using a filter command on the server system and outputting files within the filter command

The example uses the following file names, account names and filter command.

IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF (Note: "$" means a backslash.)
IA server account name	:	datamng
UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser
Filter command started on the UNIX server	:	/usr/mftf/bin/convert -i -o /work/mftf_data/mftf




SETLOCAL
SET MFTF_USER=mftfuser
SET MFTF_DEVICE=PHYSICALDRIVE2
SET MFTF_COMMAND=/usr/mftf/bin/convert -i -o /work/mftf_data/mftf

mftfsend.exe -f "D:$MFTF1$MFTF" /work/mftf_data/mftf

if not errorlevel 0 goto senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Normal End."
goto exit

:senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Abnormal End."

:exit
ENDLOCAL

Data transfer using a filter command on the client system

The example uses the following file names, account names and filter command.

IA server file name	:	D:$MFTF1$MFTF (Note: "$" means a backslash.)
IA server account name	:	datamng
Filter command started on the IA server	:	C:$TOOL$MFTF$convert -i (Note: "$" means a backslash.)
UNIX server file name	:	/work/mftf_data/mftf
UNIX server account name	:	mftfuser




SETLOCAL
SET MFTF_USER=mftfuser
SET MFTF_DEVICE=PHYSICALDRIVE2

C:$TOOL$MFTF$convert -i D:$MFTF1$MFTF | mftfsend.exe /work/mftf_data/mftf

if not errorlevel 0 goto senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Normal End."
goto exit

:senderrexit
echo "mftfsend Abnormal End."

:exit
ENDLOCAL