5.16.4 WRITE
When the WRITE command of this service is executed the following steps occur:
The service determines if the output Unicode content needs to be archived.
The service determines the encoding to apply to the output Unicode content to convert it to byte content.
If the HOST keyword is not present the byte content is written to a local file, else the FTP put protocol is used to write the remote file.
To write a file to the local file system, only requires the FILE keyword.
Syntax:
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Command
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Keyword
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Value
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Developer notes for Command/Keyword/Value
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WRITE
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FILE
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value
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Mandatory. File Path.
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ENCODING
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Optional. See ENCODING.
Default encoding is UTF-8.
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ARCHIVE
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Optional. See ARCHIVE.
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To write a file to a remote file system using the FTP protocol requires the HOST keyword.
Syntax:
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Command
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Keyword
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Value
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Developer notes for Command/Keyword/Value
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WRITE
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HOST
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value
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Conditional. FTP server.
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FILE
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value
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Mandatory. File Path.
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ENCODING
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Optional. See ENCODING.
Default encoding is UTF-8.
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ARCHIVE
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Optional. See ARCHIVE.
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USER
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value
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Mandatory. User.
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PASSWORD
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value
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Mandatory. Password.
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NAMEFMT
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0
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Optional. Path name format. library/file.member.
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1
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Path name format. /directory/directory/file.
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DATALINK
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*PASV
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Optional. Default. Data channel connection mode.
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*PORT
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Data channel connection mode.
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MODE
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*BINARY
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Optional. Default. Data transfer mode.
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*ASCII
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Data transfer mode.
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