EZA2111I

Outbound SBCS ASCII data uses lt_chars line
terminator
Explanation
 This message is issued in response to the LOCSTAT
subcommand.  Each line of  single-byte data being transferred to the
server and translated to ASCII in the  FTP client will use the displayed
line terminator.  This value is determined by  the LOCSITE SBSENDEOL
parameter or the SBSENDEOL FTP.DATA statement. 
 lt_chars is
the line terminator that will be used.  Values for lt_chars are:
 CRLF
Single-byte data translated to ASCII will use the combination
of a  carriage return (x'0D') and line feed (x'0A') to terminate each
line.  This is  the default and the standard line terminator defined
by RFC 959.  The z/OS®  server
and client can receive ASCII data only in this format.
 CR
Single-byte data translated to ASCII will use a carriage return
 (x'0D') only to terminate each line.
LF
Single-byte data translated to ASCII will use a line feed (x'0A')
 only to terminate each line.
no
Single-byte data translated to ASCII will use no line terminator
 characters.

System action
 FTP continues.

Operator response
 If it is necessary to change the lt_chars setting,
use the LOCSITE subcommand with the SBSENDEOL parameter, or code an
SBSENDEOL statement in FTP.DATA. 

System programmer response
 No action is needed.

Module
 EZAFTPCL

Procedure name
  locstat