SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs (G06.27+)

D-Series and G-Series Comparison and Migration
SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs—520413-005
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Using FINDER Pattern Files
Syntax of the RUN FINDER Command
The general form of the RUN FINDER command is:
pattern-file
is one of the following pattern files, depending on the files you are searching:
You can read the ZMIGSCF.FNDRNOTE file for information about the contents of
these pattern files and creating your own text strings to search for.
message-file
is the text file where you want the results written.
fileset-list
is the fileset you want searched, in any of the following forms:
filename
( fileset-list [ , fileset-list ]… )
and optionally with the following wild-card characters:
For example, the fileset-list of $SYSTEM.SYS??.* includes all files on
these subvolumes:
$SYSTEM.SYS01.* $SYSTEM.SYS77.* $SYSTEM.SYSOP.*
finder-option
is one or more options that affect the format of the FINDER command or of the
information reported. These options are documented in the Finder User’s Manual
at $SYSTEM.ZFINDER.FINDMAN. The options of interest are shown in the
following example.
RUN [[$SYSTEM.]ZFINDER.]FINDER [ / IN pattern-file,
OUT message-file / fileset-list [ ; finder-option ]… ]
Pattern File Purpose of Pattern File
ZMIGSCF.FNDRCOUP To find COUP command files
ZMIGSCF.FNDRPUP To find PUP command files
ZMIGSCF.FNDROBEY To find TACL command files of PUP and COUP commands
* (asterisk) Matches from 0 through 8 characters of a file name in the
position where it appears.
? (question mark) Matches one character in the position where it appears.