Completion of Transfer

The message PGTF3108I is issued at the completion of all file transfer activity. This message can be used for automated processing or scheduling.

Note: The information denoted by the brackets ({ }) are replaceable parameters.

Successful Completion

PGTF3108I Transfer {Activity_Number} successfully transferred {Record_Count} records with node:

{Remote_Node}{Byte_Count}(Bytes} or {Remote_Node}{Member_Count} {Members}

Where:

  • Activity_Number: Indicates the number that is assigned to the transfer.
  • Record_Count: Indicates the number of records sent or received by the transaction.
  • Remote_Node: Indicates the destination to which you are sending or from which you are receiving a transfer request. This can be displayed as an LU name, IP name, or IP address.
  • Byte_Count: Indicates the number of bytes transferred (uncompressed) for a sequential file.
  • Member_Count: Indicates the number of members processed for PDS/Library transfers.

PGTF3108I {Activity_Number} RC={Return_Code} {Remote_Node} {Local_DSN} {Process} Record Count={Record_Count} {S/R} {User_Data}

Where:

  • Activity_Number: Indicates the number that is assigned to the transfer.
  • Return_Code: Indicates the number that is returned at the completion of a file transfer. A successful transfer has a return code of all zeroes. An unsuccessful file transfer issues a return code that helps you determine the specific nature of the problem.
  • Remote_Node: Indicates the destination to which you are sending or from which you are receiving a transfer request. This can be displayed as an LU name, IP name, or IP address.
  • Local_DSN: Indicates the name of the local dataset for the transaction. The dataset name must be a valid z/OS dataset and cannot exceed 54 characters in length. If the dataset provided is invalid, the interface prompts you for a valid name.
  • Process: Indicates an eight-character description of the transaction being processed.
  • Record_Count: indicates the number of records sent or received by the transaction.
  • S/R: Indicates the direction of the dataset on the host system. For example, if you are sending a file from the Windows system to the host, the direction is R.
  • User_Data: Indicates the data entered by the user on the PROCESS DESCRIPTION parameter.

Unsuccessful Completion

PGTF3109I Activity {Activity_Number} unsuccessful with Node {Remote_Node} Return Code={Return_Code} error type ERROR

Where:

  • Activity_Number: Indicates the number that is assigned to the transfer.
  • Remote_Node: Indicates the destination to which you are sending or from which you are receiving a file transfer.
  • Return_Code: Indicates the number that is returned at the completion of a file transfer. A successful transfer has a return code of all zeroes. An unsuccessful file transfer issues a return code that helps the user determine the specific nature of the problem.
  • Error_Type: Indicates the type of error that caused the transfer to fail.

PGTF3108I {Activity_Number} RC={Return_Code} {Remote_Node} {Local_DSN} {Process} Record Count={Record_Count} {S/R} {User_Data}

Where:

  • Activity_Number: Indicates the number that is assigned to the transfer.
  • Return_Code: Indicates the number that is returned at the completion of a file transfer. A successful transfer has a return code of all zeroes. An unsuccessful file transfer issues a return code that helps you determine the specific nature of the problem.
  • Remote_Node: Indicates the destination to which you are sending or from which you are receiving a file transfer.
  • Local_DSN: Indicates the name of the local dataset for the transaction. The dataset name must be a valid z/OS dataset and cannot exceed 54 characters in length. If the dataset provided is invalid, the interface prompts you for a valid name.
  • Process: Indicates an eight-character description of the transaction being processed.
  • Record_Count: Indicates the number of records sent or received by the transaction.
  • S/R: Indicates the direction of the dataset on the host system. For example, if you are sending a file from the Windows system to the host, the direction is R.
  • User_Data: Indicates the data entered by the user on the PROCESS DESCRIPTION parameter.