Transferring a Volume Archive to a Remote Host

After COPYWRITE has created a volume archive, it can transfer it to a remote host, where for example it may be burned onto CD media. See Example 5.
The transfer facility is selected by setting the AUTOUNLOAD attribute to ON.
The built in or standard transfer facility uses TCP/IP FTP to do a binary image transfer. The HOSTNAME attribute of the <destination volume> in the COPY statement is set for the COPY. If the USERCODE attribute is set on the COPY, it is used, otherwise the USERCODE attribute is set to the usercode of the COPY process.
It may be necessary to add the HOSTNAME to the network initialization files ( such as NW TCPIP MAPPING + CPNTA 192.168.16.2), since setting either the DOMAINNAME or IPADDRESS directly in the COPY statement, causes WFL to preselect the FTP protocol, and COPYWRITE is not called.
If the standard transfer facility is not suitable, a WFL job can be started. If the AUTOUNLOAD is ON and a file with an INTNAME of AUTOUNLOAD is label equated, COPYWRITE starts the job specified by the TITLE attribute.
COPYWRITE passes several attributes to the job. See Example 6.
A sample job is provided on the release CD.