Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+ )

Common SAFECOM Language Elements
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File-Name Lists
In this example, SAFECOM uses only the default system and subvolume names to
create this partially qualified disk-file name:
=SYSTEM \london
=VOLUME $data.sales
=INFO DISKFILE $books.report1
A fully qualified disk-file name follows:
\LONDON.$BOOKS.SALES.REPORT1
Examples
=FREEZE DISKFILE report4
=INFO DISKFILE $data.stats.report4
=INFO DISKFILE stats.report4
=THAW DISKFILE \stl.$data.report4
=ADD DISKFILE $dat*.*.*, LIKE $data.master.index
=ALTER DISKFILE *.rep*, OWNER 14,4
File-Name Lists
A file name list is a list of fully qualified or partially qualified file names. A file-name list
specifies a group of disk files on which the same operation is to be performed.
disk-filename
is a fully qualified disk-file name or a partially qualified disk-file name.
For this example, this INFO command follows the file list:
=SYSTEM \la
=VOLUME $data.sales
=INFO DISKFILE (report1, report2, $system.query1)
It produces a report on these disk files:
\LA.$DATA.SALES.REPORT1
\LA.$DATA.SALES.REPORT2
\LA.$SYSTEM.SALES.QUERY1
Examples
=FREEZE DISKFILE (rpt1, rpt3, stats)
=ADD DISKFILE (rpt1, $prog.*.?stat*) LIKE report
=ADD DISKFILE ($data.sales.*, custom.*)
=INFO DISKFILE (secur??, data4, audit.a*)
( disk-filename [ , disk-filename] ... )