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Don,
Javier is right.
I guess you need to upload your SAVF to Azure BLOB Storage in your Azure
Storage Account, so you need to use the IFS for the PASE tools to make
their magic.
Suggestions:
1) Use a Tape Image Catalog, so you don't need to slit the file in
multiple pieces. Image Catalog media allows to save multiple libraries
or objects to the same media set.
2) When possible, use compression. Pigz and Zstd (open source) are
really fast to compress Save Files and Image Catalog media.
3) If you want to use Save Files, you can still use SPLIT to create your
chunks.
4) To upload those files to Azure BLOB, you can use cURL
Performing simple BLOB Storage REST API operations using CURL
<
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/azurepaasblog/performing-simple-blob-storage-rest-api-operations-using-curl/3302552>
... or you can use my examples ;-)
IBM i Cloud Backup to AZURE BLOB Storage (Using Dialog)
<
https://bit.ly/3JrY7q6>
How to backup your IBM i to (virtual) tape and upload to Azure BLOB
<
https://bit.ly/ibmi_azbkp>
Good luck!
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