Use the WRAPRECORD statement
to specify how the FTP server or client treats an incoming data record
longer than the logical record in which it is to be stored.
- Server
- This setting applies when transferring data sets to the server's
system.
- Client
- This setting applies when transferring data sets to the client's
system.
Syntax
.-WRAPRECORD FALSE------.
>>-+-----------------------+-----------------------------------><
'-WRAPRECORD--+-TRUE--+-'
'-FALSE-'
Parameters
- TRUE
- Indicates that data is wrapped to the next record if no new-line
character is encountered before the logical record length is reached.
- FALSE
- Indicates that data is truncated if no new-line character is encountered
before the logical record length is reached. This is the default.
If TRUNCATE is also set to FALSE, an error is set and the file transfer
fails.
Examples
Truncate data if no new-line character
is encountered before the logical record length is reached:
WRAPRECORD FALSE
Results
If WRAPRECORD is specified and
the data is multibyte characters, it is possible that wrapping will
occur in the middle of a multibyte character, making the data unusable
by some applications.