Guardian User's Guide

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7. Using FUP for Basic File
Management (continued)
7. Using FUP for Basic File Management (continued)
Changing System and Volume Defaults 7-8
Getting Information About Subvolumes and Files
7-9
Getting Information About Single Files
7-10
Getting Information About File Sets
7-11
Performing Common File Operations
7-13
Duplicating Files
7-13
Renaming Files
7-15
Changing File Security
7-16
Deleting Files
7-17
Using Your FUP Command History
7-21
Solving Common File Problems
7-22
8. Using FUP for Advanced File Management
Creating Files 8-1
Creating Files Using DDL
8-4
Using the SET, SHOW, and CREATE Commands
8-4
Restoring Default File-Creation Parameters
8-5
File-Creation Examples
8-6
Maintaining Your Disk Files
8-15
Loading Data Into Files
8-15
Purging Data From Files
8-16
Renaming and Moving Files With Alternate Keys
8-16
Copying Files to a Backup Volume
8-17
Adding Alternate Keys to Files
8-18
Modifying Partitioned Files
8-19
Reorganizing Key-Sequenced Files
8-22
Part III. Managing Disk and Tape Processes
9. Performing Routine Disk Operations
Using the Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) 9-1
Checking Disk Status
9-5