Usage:
  SFTPPUT fileset, remoteSystem, remoteUser, remoteDir,
          encrypt, remoteSysType, remSysHasCrypt
where:
 'fileset' (required) a single file, a wildcarded fileset, or an indirect
     file (^filename) which can be supplied in MPE or POSIX syntax.
     The format for indirect files is one fully qualified file name per
     record with MPE or POSIX style names supported.  Eg. F@, ./f#,
     /ACCT/dir/f2, ^ftplist, ^/ftp/ftplist.

 'remotesystem' (required) the name or IP address of the system where the
     file is being transferred. The remote system can be all flavors of
     Unix, Windows or MPE, as long as the remote system can decrypt
     encrypted files via the POSIX crypt utility. The decryption is done
     automatically for MPE systems; whereas, non-MPE systems will need
     to run the crypt utility using the key which is transferred in its
     own file, "FileName.key". For a NETRC file to be used by FTP the
     machine name must match the 'remotesystem' parm name.

 'remoteuser" - (sometimes optional) the user name which FTP will use to
     connect to the remote system. The syntax is: "username[:password]" or
     "username[/password]". To suppress password prompting the username
     should terminate with a ":" or "/", meaning a null password, eg.
     'foo:'.  For MPE remote systems the username field consists of
     "user.account". If passwords are embedded in MPE user names the
     format is: "user/upass.acct/apass" or "user.acct:upass,apass". If all
     passwords are omitted the user may be prompted for the passwords.
     The expected user response for MPE passwords is: "userpass,acctpass".

     NOTE: if a comma is used then the entire name needs to be quoted so
     that it is treated as a single token.

     NOTE: this parameter is optional if a NETRC file is present since
     NETRC provides automatic FTP logins without the need to specify user
     names and passwords. However, if the remote system is MPE and the
     file is encrypted, a job will be streamed, named JDECRYPT, to auto-
     matically decrypt the FTP'd file. This job needs to be able to logon
     to the remote MPE system and thus may need user and/or account pass-
     words. This SFTPPUT script has no access to passwords contained in a
     NETRC file. Therefore, in order for the JDECRYPT job to logon, either
     :JOBSECURITY must be set to allow the desired users to logon without
     passwords, or the passwords must be provided to this script.

 'remotedir' - (optional) the name of the directory (or group.account) on
     the remote system where the file will be sent. Syntax: "/dir",
     "./dir" "../dir", "~user", "group.acct", or "group".  If omitted the
     remote user's home directory is assumed. If can be useful to specify
     'remotedir' even when the logon is done via NETRC. This allows the
     files to be transferred to a location other than the remote user's
     home directory/group.

 'encrypt' - (optional) TRUE (default) means to encrypt text files. FALSE
     means no encryption. However, even if 'encrypt' is TRUE, only non-
     empty ASCII files will be encrypted.

 'remoteSysT' - (optional) "MPE/iX", default, means the remote system is
     known to be an MPE system. "Unix" means the remote system is known to
     be a Unix system. '*' means the remote system type will be determined
     by this script, which is extra overhead. If the file is encrypted and
     the remote system is an MPE system then a job will be streamed on the
     remote system to decrypt the file and do some minor cleanup.

 'remSysHasCrypt' - (optional) only applies when the remote system is MPE.
     TRUE (default) indicates that the remote system already has the crypt
     utility, and thus it does not need to be FTP'd across the wire. FALSE
     means the remote MPE system may not have Crypt, in which case, a
     non-PH version is FTP'd to the remote system, executed, and then
     removed. If the remote system is not MPE this parameter is ignored.