TRANSLATE Determines whether the data is to be translated, and if so, what type of translation is to be performed.
*TEXT or *YES The qualified file resides in ASCII Text format and is to be translated for the AS/400. This is the default.
*DIF The qualified file resides in DIF format and is to be translated for the AS/400.
*BASICS The qualified file resides in BASIC Sequential format and is to be translated for the AS/400.
*TAB The qualified file resides in BASIC Sequential format with tab character field delimiters and is to be translated for the AS/400.
*NO or *NONE No translation is to be performed. After the file is transferred to the host, it will still reside in the original ASCII format or in the format that currently exists on the micro.
TRANSFILE The qualified file name of the translation table file to be used when a translation is specified. The default translate file name is TRANSLATE.
Mac Users: There are two files you can use. If you use the default file (TRANSLATE), the member names have an M on the end of the name (for example, ATOE1M). The Mac translation members are also shipped in a file called MACTAB. The members in this file do not have the M at the end of the name (for example, ATOE1).
Library The library containing the TRANSFILE. *LIBL is a the default.
TRANSMBR The TRANSFILE member name. The default name is ATOE1, an
TRUNCATE For *TEXT translations only: Specifies whether the text is to be truncated.
*NO The data is folded (this is the default).
*YES The data is truncated, if necessary. To truncate indicates that once the current host record is filled, any additional data for that record as it resided on the micro will be lost. Additionally, the record is written to the host only after ETU reads an
To fold indicates that once the current host record is filled, any additional data existing for that micro record will be written (wrapped) into the next AS/400 record..
FLDDEFFILE When transferring to a new file, specify a source physical file containing either physical file data description specifications (DDS), or an RPG source file containing F and I specifications.
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