ftssave - saves definition information
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Format
ftssave file-name[/E][/U][/A][/T]
Function
The ftssave command saves definition information to a specified file.
Arguments
file-name
Specifies a name for the file into which the information is saved. The permitted name is from 1 to 259 bytes of characters. If a relative path is specified, the location relative to the command execution path is assumed.
/E
Saves the environment settings.
/U
Saves the user-to-login settings.
/A
Saves the auto-start program settings.
/T
Saves the transmission settings.
Notes
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If /E, /U, /A, and /T are all omitted, all definition information is saved.
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This command does not support specification of a comment.
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If the specified file already exists, the command terminates abnormally.
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If the information to save cannot be found, the command terminates normally with a warning. If there is no information to save in the specified definition information, the command executes save processing with no definition information. In these cases, definition information can be specified for recovery, but nothing will be registered.
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Any message issued by this command is also output to the event log.
Return values
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0 |
Normal termination |
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1 |
Normal termination with a warning |
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2 |
Abnormal termination |
For the messages that are displayed, see 8.3.5 Messages displayed during execution of the ftssave command.