TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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FILEINFO Command
of its owner, its file security, and the number of primary and secondary extents
allocated to it.
If the request is for a file that does not exist, the TACL process returns an error
message:
No files match \TSII.$SPOOL.LINDA.BFILE
If the request is formatted as $volume.filename, the TACL process returns an error
message:
FILEINFO $SPOOL.A
^
Expecting /
Or a valid filename template
Or end
The command output display provides this information:
Character
Position in
Output
Display
Field
Description Field Value
[1 - 8] filename Name of the file whose characteristics are being
displayed, left justified
[9 - 10] blank
[11] CODE:
Open File or
Crash-Open File
Indicator
“ ” File is not open, crashed, or broken.
“O” File is open.
“?” File was open during a crash and therefore the content
might have been compromised.
[12] CODE:
Corrupt File or
SQL DDL Free
Space Status
Indicator
“C” File is corrupt; that is, the file content has been
compromised. Some type of media recovery operation is
required before the file can be accessed.
“D” An SQL DDL operation is currently in progress.
"F" An SQL DDL operation has left unreclaimed free
space in the file.
[14 - 18] CODE:
File Code
“ “ Default file code is assigned to user-created files.
“OSS” An OSS file.
“100 through 999” Reserved - See system file code
definitions, in the File Utility Program (FUP) Reference
Manual to decipher the code. These codes include the
new native object file for TNS/E, the 800 file code.
All other values would be explicitly assigned as part of file
creation by the user.