File Utility Programming (FUP) Reference Manual

FUP Overview
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Creating Files
Qualified File Set Examples
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To obtain information about all EDIT files that begin with the letter S:
INFO S* WHERE FILECODE=101
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To obtain information about all EDIT files that were created on or after 09/02/01:
INFO LE*.* WHERE FILECODE=101 AND MODTIME AFTER 2 SEP 2001
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To obtain information about all files beginning with the letters F through Z except
the files that begin with the letter S:
INFO * START F EXCLUDE S*
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To duplicate all object files within a subvolume:
DUP * WHERE FILECODE=101, ANYWHERE.*
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To obtain information about all files in the current subvolume beginning with the
letters M through Z:
INFO * START M
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To obtain information about all files in the current subvolume that are not owned by
user 1,86:
INFO * WHERE NOT OWNER 1,86
Creating Files
You can create files using FUP commands.
Examples of Creating Files
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To use the FUP ALTER command to create a partitioned alternate-key file:
> (greater than)
>= (greater than or equal to)
<> (not equal to).
Note. Keywords for qualified file sets must be specified completely. Abbreviations are
not permitted. For example, use KEYSEQUENCED (not K), ENTRYSEQUENCED
(not E), RELATIVE (not R), UNSTRUCTURED (not U), and FILECODE (not CODE).
Note. Qualifiers appear immediately after the file set they are qualifying. This does
not have to be the end of the FUP command.