Safeguard Management Programming Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+)

Elements of SPI Messages
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Object Names
returns the three diskfiles:
DISKFILE.$DATA2.JATER.TEST
DISKFILE.$DATA1.JATER.TEST
DISKFILE.$DATA.JATER.TEST
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INFO DISKFILE-PATTERN.$DATA.JATE?.T*
returns the diskfile pattern $DATA.JATE?.T*.
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INFO DISKFILE-PATTERN.*$DATA*.J*.T* (with the ZCOM-TKN-SUB token
specified to ZCOM-VAL-SUB-ALL)
returns the three diskfile patterns:
$DATA2.J*.T*
$DATA1.JA???.TEST
$DATA.JATE?.T*
For more information on diskfile patterns, see the Safeguard User’s Guide.
Wild Cards
Diskfile-Pattern Filenames
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The asterisk (*) and question mark (?) are treated as characters in the filename.
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Diskfile patterns must contain at least one wild-card character in either the
subvolume or filename element of the filename.
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Wild cards are not allowed in the volume element of an exact match (non-search)
diskfile-pattern filename.
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Examples of valid and invalid diskfile-pattern names:
Using Wild Cards as Search Characters
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An asterisk (*) matches zero or more characters.
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A question mark (?) matches one character.
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Any other character matches itself. However, case differences are ignored except
for group and alias object names.
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Wild cards can be used in names in all commands except ADD commands. An
exception is ADD commands for diskfile patterns must contain at least one wild-
DISKFILE-PATTERN.$SYSTEM.*.* Valid diskfile-pattern filename
DISKFILE-
PATTERN.$DATA.PROJECT.FILE
Invalid diskfile-pattern filename (no
wildcards in subvolume or filename)
DISKFILE-PATTERN.$DATA*.B*.C?? Invalid diskfile-pattern filename
(wildcard in volume)