Section 060-INDP-410 Command and Message Guide 4-41
BMC II BISYNC Operation, Administration, and Maintenance Guide BMCB001 and up
>DMPFILE name ver start count (cr)
where:
name- specifies file name, up to six characters
ver- specifies file version number. Range: 0-255 (0 is the latest
version)
start- specifies starting block. Range: 0-999,999
count- specific number of blocks to dump. Range: 0-9,999.
The system responds with the following message:
ii nnnnnn tt vvv yy..ddd rrrrr bbbb asaoahlb ss pppppp uuuuuu cccccc
where:
ii- file ID (if file is open for write); 11 if closed for write
nnnnnn- file name
tt- file type. Values: 00 (if file 4K buffered [8 sectors]) or 01 (if
file is 0.5K buffered [1 sector])
vvv- file version
yy..ddd- creation date (year..day of year)
rrrrr- retention period (days)
bbbb- file's block size
asaoahlb- path to last block in file
as- (00Hex...10Hex)
ao- (00Hex...FFHex)
ah- (00Hex...08Hex) if file type is 00Hex or (00Hex...10Hex) if
file type is 01Hex
lb- (00Hex...1000Hex/Block size) if file type is 00Hex or
(00Hex...200Hex/Block size) if file type is 01Hex
ss- file status. Values: 02 (file closed), 11 (file open for write) or
21 (file open for read)
pppppp- sector address of file's directory entry
uuuuuu- user data/starting sequence number
cccccc- number of data blocks in the file.
Note: The specified blocks of a file are formatted in HEX and ASCII
and displayed, preceded by the file’s directory entry. Version 0 is the
newest version.
LSTACT
LSTACT is a file management command that displays a list of all currently
open data files.
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