DSCOPYBUILD

Builds a copy descriptor to be used in the Dscopy call.

DSCOPYBUILD(builtdescriptor,sfile,slogon[,snode],tfile[,tlogon] [,tnode],options,rsize,fsize)

builtdescriptor

Character array (FORTRAN); String (PASCAL).

 

The returned copy descriptor to be used in the Dscopy call.

 

Will be blankpadded if less than the length declared.

sfile

Character array (FORTRAN); String (PASCAL).

 

The source file; the name of the file to be copied.

slogon

Character array (FORTRAN); String (PASCAL).

 

The logon and password, if any, at the node where the source

 

file resides. Do not enclose in brackets. This parameter is

 

required if the source node is a remote multiuser HP 1000.

 

Default: If this parameter omitted and the source node is the

 

local node, the account under which the program is running is

 

used.

snode

Character array (FORTRAN); String (PASCAL).

 

The name of the source node. Must be in the form

 

node[.domain[.organization]].

 

Default: You may omit the organization, organization and

 

domain, or all parts of the node name. If the organization, or

 

organization and domain, are omitted, the local organization

 

and/or domain will be used. If the entire node name is omitted,

 

it will default to the local node name.

tfile

Character array (FORTRAN); String (PASCAL).

 

The target file; the name the source file will acquire at the

 

target node.

tlogon

Character array (FORTRAN); String (PASCAL).

 

The logon and password, if any, at the target node. Do not

 

enclose in brackets. This parameter is required if the source

 

node is a remote multiuser HP 1000.

 

Default: If this parameter is omitted and the target node is your

 

local node, the account under which the program is running is

 

used.

tnode

Character array (FORTRAN); String (PASCAL).

 

The name of the target node. Must be in the form

 

node[.domain[.organization]].

 

Default: You may omit the organization, organization and

 

domain, or all parts of the node name. If the organization, or

 

organization and domain, are omitted, the local organization

 

and/or domain will be used. If the entire node name is omitted,

 

it will default to the local node name.

options

32-bit integer. A twoword (32bit) parameter which

 

identifies specific options. An option is included if its

 

corresponding bit is set. If no bits are set, no options are

 

specified. The options and their corresponding bits are listed

 

below (zero represents the least significant bit). These options

 

are equivalent to those that can be used with DSCOPY

 

interactively. For an explanation of the meaning of the

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