TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions

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FILES Command

Use the FILES command to display the names of files in one or more subvolumes.

OUT list-file

specifies a device, or a sequential file accessible to the sequential I/O (SIO) facility,

that is to receive the output from FILES. If you omit this option, TACL writes the

listing to its current OUT file.

If you specify an OUT file that does not exist, TACL creates an EDIT file named

list-file. If you specify an OUT file that already exists, TACL appends the

information to the end of the file.

subvol-template

is a list of one or more disk subvolume specifications separated by commas or

spaces. Each subvolume specification must be formatted as follows:

[[[\node-name.]$volume-name.] subvolume-name ]

For a description of subvolume-name templates, see Subvolume Templates on

page 2-7.

Consideration

If you do not include any subvol-template, FILES lists all files in your default volume

and subvolume.

Examples

1. You can list the files in your current default subvolume by entering:

34> FILES

2. To list the files in all subvolumes in your current default volume, enter:

35> FILES *

3. To list the files in all subvolumes that begin with SYS in the volume $SYSTEM,

enter:

36> FILES $SYSTEM.SYS*

4. To list the files in subvolume SUBZ in volume $DISC1 of the system \ROME, enter:

37> FILES \ROME.$DISC1.SUBZ

FILES [ / OUT list-file / ]

[ subvol-template [ [,] subvol-template ] ... ]