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To use the TIME parameter in the SEND or RECEIVE command line for MVS/TSO,
VM/CMS or MVS/CICS Hosts specify the value n as shown below, where n is the
timeout value in seconds:
TIME(n)
OR
TIME n
If you specify a TIME value when you issue the SEND or RECEIVE command, the
program displays the following message while waiting for the Host:
TRANS10: Internal timer expired: file transfer will continue to retry
After the designated amount of time has passed, the following message is
displayed:
TRANS59: Host has not yet responded within timeout, retry limit
exceeded. File transfer canceled.
Example
In this example, the SEND command's TIME parameter is set to 120, which
instructs SEND to wait 120 seconds before displaying the error message and
exiting the program.
A user who is sending an ASCII file and accessing a TSO Host session with
the Short Name A hotkeys to the PC DOS session and enters the following
command:
SEND C:DOC1.TXT A:HOSTDOC1 ASCII CRLF TIME(120)
where
"A" is the window Short Name for the Host session to which the file is to
be transferred.
"HOSTDOC1" is the time-sharing option (TSO) data set name.
"ASCII" specifies that the PC file is in ASCII format. The data is
translated so that the Host data contains the corresponding EBCDIC
characters.
"CLRF" specifies that carriage return/line feed sequences are to be
recognized as PC file record separators and deleted before being stored in
the Host file. Always include this option when transferring text files.
"TIME(n)"
is the TIME parameter. The value of n is an integer from 20 to 65536,
indicating the number of seconds. The default value is 400 seconds (just
slightly over 6 minutes).