Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

User Commands (d - f) enoft(1)
proc_name
Limits the scope to the specified procedure and subpro-
cedures.
If proc_name is not completely specified, enoft resolves the
name and lists conforming procedure names with numbers;
wildcard matching (for example, *partial_name or
partial_name*) can be used to search for items containing a
match to the given pattern but only the first match found is
displayed.
The demangled form of the procedure name cannot be used
because enoft does not support blank spaces in the name.
proc_name .subproc_name[[.subprocname]...]]
Limits the scope to the specified subprocedure. 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++ programs. For EpTAL
programs, only one level of subprocedure can be specified.
For COBOL programs, more than one level can be specified.
subproc_name[[.subprocname]...]]
Limits the scope to the specified subprocedure. 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++ programs. 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 procedure table. Use the -LIST-
PROC flag to list each procedure number.
scope Specifies addresses in a form that is identical to that of the
-DUMPADDRESS flag, except that the addresses are virtual offsets
within the file instead of virtual addresses.
IN format_spec
Specifies how the information is to be formatted. Valid values for
format_spec are identical to those of the -DUMPADDRESS flag.
{-DUMPSECTION | -DS }[* [ DETAIL | D ]|sect_name | sect_num ][IN format_spec ]
Displays the specified section of the object file. If you omit all options, the default
display lists the sections in the file.
Valid display options are:
* Displays all sections of the object file except the file, program,
and section headers. If DETAIL or D is also specified, only
nonzero size sections are displayed.
If you use the -DUMPSECTION flag on an OSS shell command
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