Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.28+, H06.05+)

User Commands (d - f) enoft(1)
The demangled form of the procedure name
cannot be used because enoft does not sup-
port blank spaces in the name.
proc_name.subproc_name[[
.subproc_name]...]
Limits the scope to the specified subpro-
cedure. If proc_name or subproc_name is not
completely specified, enoft resolves the name
and lists conforming subprocedure names
with numbers.
This option is not valid for C or C++ pro-
grams. For EpTAL programs, only one level
of subprocedure can be specified. For
COBOL programs, more than one level can
be specified.
subproc_name[[.subproc_name]...]
Limits the scope to the specified subpro-
cedure. If subproc_name is not completely
specified, enoft resolves the name and lists
conforming subprocedure names with
numbers.
This option is not valid for C or C++ pro-
grams. For EpTAL programs, only one level
of subprocedure can be specified. For
COBOL programs, more than one level can
be specified. Only the first subprocedure with
the specified name is displayed.
proc_num
Specifies the procedure number. This number
specifies the ordering in the object file’s pro-
cedure table. Use the -LISTPROC flag to list
each procedure number.
* Eliminates any scope limitations and allows you to view
the entire object file. If you use the -SET
SCOPEPROC flag on an OSS shell command line, the
flag specification must be enclosed in quotation marks
when you use the * specifier.
{ SCOPESOURCE | -SSS }{sourcendx | pathname7 | file_num2 | * }
Narrows the scope to a single compilation unit or source file,
which is helpful when trying to find unique items within a source
file, as well as limiting the output to a range within the designated
scope.
sourcendx Narrows the scope to a single compilation unit within
the object file. sourcendx must be a valid index
value. Use the -LISTSOURCE flag to determine
valid values.
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