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Filename Filetype Fm Format Lrecl
Recs Blocks
UGDISK SCRIPT A1 V
74
153
9
UGFILES SCRIPT
A1 V 71 78 4
UGOUTLIN SCRIPT A1 V
64 10 1
UGPFKEY SCRIPT A1 V
72
14
1
UGPROF
SCRIPT A1 V
70
10
1
UGSORT SCRIPT A1 V
74
25
2
UGSYN
SCRIPT A1 V
74
24
2
UGLIST SCRIPT A1 V 74
51
3
If you type the LISTFILE command naming a specific disk
to be searched, with the DATE option,
listfile ug* * b (date
you will see still more information about the files on the
specific disk you requested.
Filename Filetype Fm Format Lrecl Recs
UGDISK SCRIPT Bl V 74 153
UGFILES SCRIPT Bl V 71 78
UGLIST SCRIPT Bl V 74 51
UGOUTLIN SCRIPT Bl V 64 10
UGPFKEY SCRIPT Bl V 72 14
UGPROF SCRIPT Bl V 70 10
UGSORT SCRIPT Bl V 74 25
UGSYN SCRIPT Bl V 74 24
Blocks
11
5
3
1
1
1
2
2
Date Time
1/25/84 9:30
1/25/84 9:24
1/23/84 10: 12
1/23/84 14:35
1/16/84 11:38
1/25/84 16: 14
1123/84 8:11
1/16/84 12: 12
There is an additional function in LISTFILE that is not
available from FILELIST. LISTFILE has an option called
EXEC that will store the list in an EXEC file named CMS,
instead of displaying it on the screen. For example, when we
enter the LISTFILE command with the EXEC option:
LISTFILE UG*
*
A (EXEC
LISTFILE builds this file:
&1 &2 UGDISK SCRIPT A1
&1 &2 UGFILES SCRIPT A1
&1 &2 UGLIST
SCRIPT A1
&1 &2 UGOUTLIN SCRIPT
A1
&1 &2 UGPFKEY SCRIPT
A1
&1 &2 UGPROF
SCRIPT A1
&1 &2 UGSORT SCRIPT
A1
&1 &2 UGSYN
SCRIPT A1
The "&1 &2" at the beginning of each line have special
meaning in an EXEC file. When you learn more about
EXEC files, you'll find uses for that information. You
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