Measure Reference Manual

MID has two subfields:
is an internal format representation of an OSS file or SQL/MX file. For other
files, the field contains zeros.
PATHID
is a creation version serial number that identifies a unique instance of an
OSS or SQL/MX file. For other files, the field contains zeros.
CRVSN
FILE-SYSTEM-NAME
The EXPAND system name of a file described by file-name if the file is located on a node other
than that measured in the data file. Otherwise, this field contains spaces.
FILE-NAME
The Guardian local-internal-format file name for the OSS file or SQL/MX file. Also known as the
gname of the file.
NAME-TYPE
Name types are: 0 - not used, 1 - OSS, 2 - ANSI SQL.
FULL-NAME-LEN
The length, in bytes, of the external-format OSS pathname or ANSI SQL name stored in the
FULL-NAME field. The maximum value is 1100 in Measure G11 and later PVUs.
FULL-NAME
The left-justified external-format OSS pathname or ANSI SQL name. The field is defined as 1100
characters, but the length of the actual name is reported in FULL-NAME-LEN. Remaining characters
are undefined.
Example
To create an EXTNAMES structured output file:
+ SET REPORT FORMAT STRUCTURED
+ LIST EXTNAMES
LIST OSSNAMES
In Measure G09 and later PVUs, the LIST OSSNAMES command creates or appends Guardian
file names or Measure MID values to their OSS file pathnames equivalent. The key-sequenced file
is named OSSNAMES and is assumed to be in the current default subvolume.
The LIST OSSNAMES command has no options or qualifiers. The command can only be issued
following the REPORT FORMAT STRUCTURED command.
In Measure G11 and later PVUs, LIST OSSNAMES is still available but is superseded by LIST
EXTNAMES (page 79), which supports both OSS file pathnames and ANSI SQL names.
Syntax
LIST OSSNAMES
DDL Record for OSSNAMES file
The DDL record for OSSNAMES, defined in MEASDDLS, is:
RECORD OSSNAMES. FILE is "OSSNAMES" KEY-SEQUENCED.
02 MID.
03 PATHID type character 24.
03 CRVSN type character 6.
02 file-system-name type character 8.
02 file-name.
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