Joined File Display command

You can display the file information within the joined file by using the Joined File Display command.

Syntax for the Joined File Display command

utldspfil -f filename [-d] [-l]

Explanation of the parameters

-f filename

Specify the joined file name (Mandatory)

Specify a character string within 256 bytes.

-d

Specify whether to display the content of records of the Format Information and the Multi Format Information (Optional)

If you omit this parameter, HULFT does not display the Format Information and the Multi Format Information.

-l

Parameter to display the file name information without formatting (Optional)

If you omit this parameter, HULFT displays the file name information in line with the width of the command prompt (80 bytes).

<Display example>

     VERSION  V05L00 
  NO FILE NAME 
     DATE       TIME                                                 CODE TYPE 
     DATA SIZE     REC CNT    REC LEN.  FILE TYPE             BLOCK SIZE 
   1 ../data/data1.txt 
     2015/09/22 22:58:24                                             UTF-8 
             9           1           8 TEXT                           0 
   2 C:\HULFT\data\format.dat 
     2015/09/14 19:25:18                                             SHIFT-JIS 
           150           1         150 FORMAT                         0 
     START  LENGTH  POINT  TYPE 
         1      50      0     X 
        51      20      0     N 
        71      10      0     X 
        81      70      0     X 
   3 C:\HULFT\data\mformat.dat 
     2015/09/14 19:28:33                                             SHIFT-JIS 
           105           7          80 MULTI FORMAT                   0 
     KEY START:1          KEY LENGTH:5 
     KEY INFORMATION: 
     KEY                      START  LENGTH  POINT  TYPE 
     KEY01 
                                  1       5      0     X 
                                  6      10      0     X 
     KEY02 
                                  1      50      0     X 
                                 51      20      0     N 
                                 71      10      0     9 
     (DEFAULT) 
                                  1       5      0     X 
                                  6      10      0     X

= Remarks =

The date format varies depending on Date Format (datefmt) that is specified in the System Environment Settings.

For details, refer to Administration Manual.