Figure 6 Listing Format
Figure 7 Listing Format Sample Output
The BACKUP listing generated when LISTALL is used will include whatever of this information is
relevant to the specific backup operation:
Name of the tape drive used.
Tape: [\node.]$tape
Version of the NonStop host.
Operating System: vsn
Tape format in use with this operating system.
Tape Version: v
Command options that might affect the restoration of these files.
Backup options: params
Date and time specified with the PARTIAL option.
Partial Time: date/time
Date and time of the backup.
Backup time: date/time
Page number of the listing.
Page: n
The number of the magnetic tape reel or tape cartridge where the file was
written.
Reel: n
Volume and subvolume of files.
$vol.subvol
Files backed up. If the letter C follows the file ID, the file is corrupt. If B follows
the file ID, the file is broken and needs media recovery.
filename
File code of the listed file. If the letter A follows the code, the file is audited
by TMF. If L follows the code, the file is licensed. If P follows the code, the
CODE code
file has the PROGID attribute set. If M follows the code, the state of the
FLTrustFlags is ME. If S follows the code, the state of the FLTrustFlags is
SHARED.
End-of-file value (the size of the file in bytes).
EOF eof
Date and time that the listed file was last modified.
Last modif date/time
Group and user ID of the owner of the listed file.
Owner g,u
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