FUP Commands
File Utility Program (FUP) Reference Manual—523323-014
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DUP[LICATE]
rename-option
renames the secondary-partition volume and alternate-key files when they are
duplicated. FUP creates the destination file with new names for the secondary-
partition volumes and alternate-key files.
If you do not specify rename-option, FUP creates alternate-key files and
partitions with names specified by the primary partition. This option applies only
when FUP creates the destination file. It does not apply if the OLD option is
enabled.
ALTFILE ( key-file-number , filename )
specifies a new name for an alternate-key file. The ALTFILE parameters are
described in the SET command description for ALTFILE options. The name of
the alternate-key file (identified by key-file-number) is replaced with the
new filename. The specified key-file-number should already exist in the
source file. If it does not exist, FUP issues a warning.
You must specify the number for key-file-number displayed by an INFO
DETAIL command for the source file. The number specified for
key-file-number in a SET or CREATE command is invalid if FUP changed
it to a standard DP2 number.
PART ( sec-partition-number , [ \node.]$volume
[ , pri-extent-size [ , sec-extent-size ] ] )
specifies a new name for a secondary partition of a partitioned file.
If you specify PART, the name of the partition (indicated by
sec-partition-number) is replaced by the new partition name you specify.
The indicated sec-partition-number should already exist in the source
file. If the name does not exist, FUP issues a warning.
You must specify the number for sec-partition-number displayed by an
INFO DETAIL command for the source file. The number specified for
sec-partition-number in a SET or CREATE command file is invalid if FUP
changed it to a standard DP2 number. For an enhanced key-sequenced file,
specify sec-partition-number as an integer from 1 through 63.
You cannot use PART to specify a new key separator for key-sequenced
partitioned files.
EXT
specifies a change to the extent sizes in the duplicate file, including the primary
(pri-extent-size) and secondary (sec-extent-size) extents. This lets you
change the physical aspect of how the file is allocated on disk.
Note. For a description of sec-partition-number, pri-extent-size, and
sec-extent-size, see PART
on page 2-178.
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