Directory Tokens

To perform directory transfers, you can enter directory names with tokens to save your time.

Note: Tokens are case sensitive.

The following table lists the tokens that you can use in directory transfers:

Token	Description
$(SDIR)	You can use this token: In the LocalFileName parameter when using a cfrecv command. In the RemoteFileName parameter when using a cfsend command.
$(MEMBER)	You can use this token to make names of received files in the local system the same as member names in a remote z/OS system. Note: Use this token only when you perform a receive transfer from a remote z/OS system. If there is no $(MEMBER) token in the file name from the z/OS side, this token might be ignored. For example, if you use /mftps/$(MEMBER)/filename as a file path, then the file path can be resolved to /mftps/data/filename.

Token

Description

$(SDIR)

You can use this token:

$(MEMBER)

You can use this token to make names of received files in the local system the same as member names in a remote z/OS system.

Note: Use this token only when you perform a receive transfer from a remote z/OS system.

If there is no $(MEMBER) token in the file name from the z/OS side, this token might be ignored.

For example, if you use /mftps/$(MEMBER)/filename as a file path, then the file path can be resolved to /mftps/data/filename.