Record delimiter

You must use this option to tell FileSWEEP what distinguishes one record from another in the file you download.

CR/LF

This choice instructs FileSWEEP that each record appears separated by a carriage return and line feed character.

CR

This choice informs FileSWEEP that each record appears separated by a carriage return.

Tab

This choice lets FileSWEEP know that each record appears separated by a tab character.

None

This choice tells FileSWEEP not to separate one record from another.

If Duplicate file

This item allows you to choose what FileSWEEP should do if it encounters a duplicate file on your PC.

Overwrite

This choice will overwrite the previous file on your PC.

Cancel

This choice cancels the transfer if FileSWEEP finds duplicate file name on your PC.

Append

This choice will append (or add) the file you download to the duplicate file on your PC.

Host file type

You may select the type of file you will download from your host from the options available in this list. FileSWEEP includes these descriptions in the file header.

·   Text

·   Code

·   Cobol

·   Sequential

·   Algol

·   Micro Use

·   Binary

·   Print

·   Auto Print

·   Data

·   DCALGOL

·   COBOL 74

·   DASDL

·   Data-48

·   Stream Binary

·   Stream DATA

Micro record length

This option allows you to specify the length of the records in the file you download. If you do not wish to specify this length, select the Auto option and FileSWEEP will find this value for you.

View Data as transferred

This option will display the data you transfer.

Compress spaces to tabs

This option will convert spaces to tab characters when FileSWEEP downloads a file.

Append Ctrl+Z at end of file

This option places a "Ctrl+Z" character at the end of the file you download (ASCII decimal value of 26). Some DOS applications designate the end of text files with "Ctrl+Z" characters.

Remove sequence numbers

Some files on the host need to be stored with sequence numbers, meaning every record in the file is numbered. You may not want sequence numbers on your file once it is downloaded. To have them removed, check this box.

This option only applies to host file types which contain sequence numbers. Those file types are:

·   ALGOL

·   DCALGOL

·   Sequential

·   COBOL

·   COBOL74

·   DASDL

For COBOL and COBOL74 file types, FileSWEEP deletes the first six characters of the record. For the other file types, FileSWEEP truncates the record length and removes the last eight characters.