Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual

Table 18 FILE_GETINFOLIST_ Item Codes (continued)
DescriptionSize (Bytes)Item
Code
means that the end-of-file value cannot fit into this unsigned four-byte attribute. Item 193 must
be used to get the correct value. Superseded by item 193.
Partition maximum size. For disk objects other than SQL shorthand views, the maximum
allowable size in bytes of the partition named in the open operation (when returned by
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FILE_GETINFOLIST_) or of the partition named in this call (when returned by
FILE_GETINFOLISTBYNAME_). A returned value of -1 means that the partition maximum size
cannot fit into this unsigned four-byte attribute. Item 194 must be used to get the correct value.
Superseded by item 194.
Partition modification time. For disk objects other than SQL shorthand views, the Julian GMT
timestamp indicating the last modification time of the partition named in the open operation
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(when returned by FILE_GETINFOLIST_) or of the partition named in this call (when returned
by FILE_GETINFOLISTBYNAME_).
Partition modification LCT. For disk objects other than SQL shorthand views, the timestamp
indicating the last modification time of the partition named in the open operation (when returned
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by FILE_GETINFOLIST_) or of the partition named in this call (when returned by
FILE_GETINFOLISTBYNAME_). The time is expressed in the local civil time (LCT) of the system
on which the file resides. It is derived from the Julian GMT partition modification time (item
code 140).
Aggregate EOF. For disk objects, the end-of-file value of the file. For a partitioned file where
the entire file has been opened, the end-of-file value of the entire file is returned. A returned
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value of %hFFFFFFFF indicates that the end-of-file value cannot fit into this unsigned four-byte
attribute. In this case, to obtain the end-of-file value, use the eight-byte attribute, which is item
code 191. Superseded by item 191.
Aggregate maximum file size. For disk objects, the maximum allowable size in bytes of the
file. For a partitioned file where the entire file has been opened, the maximum size of the entire
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file is returned. A returned value of %hFFFFFFFF indicates that the maximum file size cannot fit
into this unsigned four-byte attribute. In this case, to obtain the maximum file size, use the
eight-byte attribute, item code 192. Superseded by item 192.
Aggregate modification time. For disk objects, the Julian GMT timestamp indicating the last
modification time of the file. For a partitioned file, the most recent modification time of all
accessible partitions.
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Aggregate modification LCT. For disk objects, the timestamp indicating the last modification
time of the file, expressed in the local civil time (LCT) of the system on which the file resides.
For a partitioned file, the most recent modification time of all accessible partitions.
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Logical (packed) record length. In an SQL object, the maximum number of bytes in a packed
record.
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Three-word partition modification LCT. For disk objects other than SQL shorthand views, the
three-word timestamp indicating the last modification time of the partition named in the open
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operation (when returned by FILE_GETINFOLIST_) or of the partition named in this call (when
returned by FILE_GETINFOLISTBYNAME_). The time is expressed in the local civil time (LCT)
of the system on which the file resides and represents the number of 10-millisecond units since
midnight (00:00) on December 31, 1974.
OSS file. 1 if the file is an OSS file; 0 otherwise.2161
OSS file owner's group ID. The group ID is a number in the range 0 through 65535.4164
OSS access permissions. Applies only to OSS files. See the chmod(2) function reference
page either online or in the Open System Services System Calls Reference Manual for a
description of OSS access permissions.
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OSS open. 1 if the open was performed by any of these OSS functions: creat(), chdir(),
open(), or opendir(); 0 otherwise. This code applies only to FILE_GETINFOLIST_.
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File owner. For disk files, the user ID number that identifies the owner of the file. The user ID
is a number in the range 0 through 65535.
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