PURPOSE: The LIST command displays, at the terminal, the contents of a DBL object or a system file.
LIST object_type object_name [IN DBL dbl_name]
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object_type |
specifies the type of DBL object to list. Object types allowed are: CF, CM, CS, DI, GS, ID, PM, SD, SF, SI. |
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CF |
is a Control File. |
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CM |
is a Command Module. |
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CS |
is a Code Segment. |
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DI |
is a Data Index. |
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GS |
is a Global Storage. |
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ID |
is an Index Definition. |
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PM |
is a Process Module. |
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SD |
is a Schema Definition. |
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SF |
is a System File. Any System File can be used, whether it is cataloged in a DBL or not. ACCENT R does not check to see if the file is text. Care should be taken not to list a binary file. |
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SI |
is a System Information object. |
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object_name |
references the specific object to be listed. |
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[IN DBL dbl_name] |
is used to list an object in a DBL other than the current one. |
*LIST SD PUBLISHERS_DBM2
00010 PUB_CODE,CHAR,4
00020 PUB_NAME,CHAR,40
00030 CITY,CHAR,20
00040 STATE,CHAR,2
00050 COUNTRY,CHAR,20
NOTE: This same syntax can be used with the TYPE command.