Work File Guidelines; Work File Examples; Dsapcstm File - HP BACKCOPY Reference Manual

Work File Guidelines

If the entire disk is analyzed, the first two file records are named ****FREE.SPACE and
****DISC.DIRECTRY. These records indicate, respectively, the amount of free space and overhead
space (directory, free-space table, and so forth) on the disk. Because the first two file records are
not completely filled in, they should not be treated as user file records. If a group or user is analyzed,
only the files of the group or user appear in the work file.
The order of the file records depends on the selected report options. The by-user and DETAIL reports
sort the records by owner ID. Otherwise, records are sorted by subvolume and file name.

Work File Examples

This example runs an Enform query against the work file. The example assumes that the work file
is owned by user ID 1,100 and creates a list of all the EDIT files including the corresponding
end-of-file markers:
1. Create an EDIT file for the Enform product to use as a source. The file should contain:
?DICTIONARY
?ASSIGN Directory-Record TO <workfile-name>
OPEN Directory-Record:
LIST File, EOF WHERE (FileCode = 101)
CLOSE Directory-Record;
2. Run ENFORM:
1> ENFORM / IN edit-file, OUT outfile /
Alternatively, you can run the Enform product interactively and enter the commands listed in the
example.
You can display the creation and last open dates in an Enform report in the same manner as the
last modification date. For example, to list the creation time and date:
> OPEN directory-record;
> LIST timestamp-time ( creation ) as time *,
> LIST timestamp-date ( creation ) as date *;

DSAPCSTM File

The DSAPCSTM file customizes the DSAP environment. Features of the DSAPCSTM file are:
You can customize the DSAP environment using the DSAPCSTM file.
You can specify any DSAP options in the DSAPCSTM file.
(Owning.Group = 1) AND (Owning.User = 100)
AND
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