STORE and TurboSTORE/iX Products Manual (B5151-90003)

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STORE and TurboSTORE/iX Command Options
STORE Options
Figure 6-5. Long File Display (HFS Format)
VOLUME RESTRICTIONS SECTORS CODE MEDIA_NUM RSIZE BFCTR #EXT EOF LIMIT
FILENAME
DISC :C 1104 1 - 1 80 16 0 3500 3500
/TEST/PUB/FILE1
DISC :C 0 1 - 1 72 3 1 0 0
/TEST/PUB/FILE2
DISC :C 32 1 - 1 72 1 2 111 112
/TEST/PUB/FILE3
If you use the SHOW parameter, but do not specify either LONG or SHORT, the system displays
files in short form when the record size of the output device or file (SYSLIST) contains
fewer than 132 characters in native mode and 114 characters in transport mode. The
system displays files in long form when the record size is equal to or greater than 132
characters in native mode and equal to or greater than 114 characters in transport mode.
You can combine either LONG or SHORT with any of the other SHOW options, except
NAMESONLY, but you cannot specify both LONG and SHORT at the same time within a STORE
command.
Displaying File Dates
To display each file's creation date, last access date, and last modification date for the files
stored, use the SHOW=DATES option. For example:
:FILE T;DEV=TAPE
:STORE @.PUB.DOC;*T;SHOW=DATES
Figure 6-6. illustrates a file listing created from the above example.
Figure 6-6. File Date Information (MPE Format)
FILENAME GROUP ACCOUNT VOLUME RESTRICTIONS SECTORS CODE MEDIA
CREATED ACCESSED MODIFIED
FILE1 .PUB .TEST DISC :C 1104 1
1/12/1994 1/12/1994 1/12/1994
FILE2 .PUB .TEST DISC :C 0 1
1/12/1994 1/12/1994 1/12/1994
FILE3 .PUB .TEST DISC :C 32 1
1/12/1994 1/12/1994 1/12/1994
When the output listing is in HFS format, an additional field is added to the dates display.
The STATE_CHANGE field indicates the last date that a file attribute was changed. An
example listing is:
Figure 6-7. illustrates a file listing created from the above example in HFS format.