File name attributes

If a file name starts with the pipe character ("|") then this has the special meaning of a generating (fromLocalFile, fromRemoteFile) or receiving (toLocalFile, toRemoteFile) program call (see the manual "openFT (Unix and Windows systems) - Command Interface").

Restriction: File names can be a maximum of 512 characters long. This restriction is checked at the time the openFT-Script request is issued (static check). Depending on the operating system, the number of permitted characters may be less (see the manual "openFT (Unix and Windows systems) - Command Interface"). This operating systemspecific length is not checked until the Ftscript is run (dynamic check).

Please note the section “Rules for file name and directory name attributes” (Specifying file and directory names).

Name	Value	Meaning
name?	string | ""	File name with specification of the subpath (see manual "openFT (Unix and Windows systems) - Command Interface"). name is used if no operating system is known or no operating systemspecific name has been specified. The default value is an empty string. If name is not specified and the profile partner-ftac is linked to a fixed file name then this applies. Only the character "/" may be used as a separator (e.g. /C:/x/y in Unix systems or C:/x/y in Windows systems).
bs2000Name?	string | ""	File name for BS2000. The name is used if it has been specified and the associated partner is a BS2000 system.
windowsName?	string | ""	File name for Windows. The name is used if it has been specified and the associated Partner or the associated local system is a Windows system. You can use the "/" notation or the Windows-specific notation.
unixName?	string | ""	File name for Unix system. The name is used if it has been specified and the associated partner or the associated local system is a Unix system. You may only use the "/" notation.
zosName?	string	File name for z/OS. The name is used if it has been specified and the associated Partner is a z/OS system.