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XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/DOCUPRINT 96MX LPS OPERATOR GUIDE
Table 9-10. File information
Parameter Description
disk-id Identifies which system disk (DP0:, DP1:, DP2:, or
DP3:) contains the file id(s) to be printed.
file-id Refers to the name of a file and the file directory in
which it resides, in the form file-name.file-type . If
no file-id is specified, the default files are all the
files in the directory. (Masking can be used with
this application.)
/SORT Alphabetically sorts a list of files by type to be
printed or displayed. The number of files that can
be sorted with the FILE[/SORT] command is
limited by the availability of dynamic memory.
When this limit is reached, the message File/
list too long, only first xxxx File
names will be sorted. is displayed. Sorting
should be done by file types for large disk or tape
volumes.
leading string A string of any characters (except commas) which
is added before each file name in the list that is
created.
trailing string
A string of characters (except commas) that is
added after each file name in the list that is
created. The total number of leading and trailing
characters cannot be greater than 50.
/file-name[.file- A keyword specifying a file created on disk which
type] contains a record for each file listed in the
following order: Lead str file-id Trailstr. If file-type
is omitted, the file is set up in the directory .TMP.
,file-name[.file- Specifying a file created on disk which contains
type] the alphabetically sorted list of tape files. If the
file-type is omitted, the file is set up with the file-
type .TMP.
The total number of files displayed as well as the total number of disk
sectors used by these files is accumulated and displayed by file type.
The Total of n sectors in m files message displays as
each parameter on the file command is processed.
FILE CONTROL TASKS
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