TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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FILEINFO Command
Examples
1. This example illustrates the use of FILEINFO with a fully qualified file name:
15> FILEINFO \SOFTW.$BOOKS.TACL.V1SEC2B
2. The next example illustrates the use of the file-name template characters. The
asterisk (*) in the subvolume indicates that you want TACL to search for any
subvolume that begins with BOOK. The question mark (?) in the file name
indicates that you want information about any file whose name has SEC in the first
three positions, any character in the fourth position, and a 2 in the fifth position.
16> FILEINFO BOOK*.SEC?2
3. An even more generalized command is:
17> FILEINFO $VOL*A.*.SEC*2
which searches for any volume whose name begins with $VOL and ends with A,
all subvolumes on those volumes, and any file in those subvolumes whose name
begins with SEC and ends with 2. Note that in the previous example, SEC02,
SEC12, SECT2, and so on, meet the search criteria; in this example, SEC2,
SECT02, and SECT9992 also qualify.
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[61 - 64] RWEP File security assigned to the file for read, write, execute,
and purge access.
"****" File access is controlled with Safeguard security.
"####" File access is controlled with OSS security.
“xxxx” File access is controlled with Guardian security:
“-” local super ID only
“O” local owner only
“G” local member of owner's group only
“A” any local user
“U” local or remote owner
“C” local or remote member of owner's group “N” any
local or remote user
For SQL/MX objects, the security options RWEP are
displayed as *SQL.
See file security information in the File Utility Program
(FUP) Reference Manual.
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