# Compatibility Command Line Interfaces

Compatibility CLIs are provided to ensure backward compatibility with legacy automation and operational scripts.

### **VFS, Queue Manager and Queue mapping in DMS**

To use these compatibility command lines, a **VFS structure** compatible with the QueueManagerName / QueueName model must be defined in Data Mover Smart. 

In legacy products, CLIs were executed on a QueueManagerName and its related QueueName. Now, they can be used in VFS, where 1-level folders represent the QueueManagerName and 2-level folders within them represent the related queues.

Each level‑1 folder (QueueManagerName) must have a **unique name across all VFS definitions**. This ensures that CLIs can correctly and uniquely identify the queue manager on which to run the command.

### Prerequisites

Before using the compatibility CLIs ensure that the required runtime dependencies are correctly installed and configured on the host system.

#### curl availability

The compatibility command line interfaces rely on the `curl` utility.\
`curl` must be installed and accessible from the system execution path of the user or service running the commands.

### Supported compatibility CLIs

<table><thead><tr><th width="211.60003662109375">Command line interface</th><th>Purpose</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><a href="/pages/FmZBkEm4sTgYtIEKSlSI">FILELIST</a></td><td>Lists files contained in a queue, optionally filtering the result set based on selection criteria</td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/V9sgBNUOK7JOGfquJLTK">FILETDSP</a></td><td>Dispatches one or more local files into a queue</td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/PRYDJgRwxXAQSD4AkeJd">FILETACQ</a></td><td>Acquires one or more files from a queue</td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/tSfBoXcGG7PczONKad1A">FILEREMOVE</a></td><td>Removes files contained in a specified queue</td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/bFMR2Ubpa8hV4MSsDbU3">FILEMCPY</a></td><td>Copies or moves a file from a source folder to a single destination folder</td></tr><tr><td><a href="/pages/txaa7SKwNc2qmj5ZVMpD">SPXP</a></td><td>Performs a one‑time, ad‑hoc download from a remote counterpart defined by a User Connection</td></tr></tbody></table>


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