xlflrpt

Purpose:

xlflrpt prints 4C Data Fields

Usage:

xlflrpt <option> [ <optarg> ] ...

Options:

-c <count>

-d <spec directory>

-f <filename>

-k <keynumber>

-n <ext file name>

-s <starting key>

-t <field term> default = newline

-v <variable> ...

-w <wid> ... - one per -v

-A - Align

-F - MATCH FULL

-H - Help

-K - list the key fields first (ALL PRIMARY)

-N - NO LABELS, No VERBOSE INFO

-P - MATCH PARTIAL

-R - REVERSE

-U - Print alpha fields UNFORMATTED

-V <verify> - check for ctl chars in alphas

Returns:

0 - Normal Exit

1 - Error Exit

Example:

xlflrpt -f sys.program

This prints a verbose listing of every rcd in the sys.program file, one field per line with a label.

xlflrpt -f sc_prog -t " " -N -v scp_instdate \
     -v scp_instrel -v scp_instlevel

This prints the scp_instdate, scp_instrel, and scp_instlevel fields from the sc_prog file. The fields are printed on the same line separated by spaces with no labels. The primary key of the sc_prog is not printed, but could be by specifying the -K option also.

Description:

xlflrpt reads a 4C data file sequentially and prints all fields or selected fields. The default way of printing is one field per line, preceded by a label. This can be overridden by printing only some fields by using the -v options combined with -w options and by suppressing label printing and changing the field separator character.

The -V option is used to verify that alpha fields contain only printing characters.

The -A option pads fields out to there max width so that you can produce a columnar listing and not need to specify -w for each field printed.

Bugs/Features/Comments:

You cannot print column labels.

See Also:

xlkeys

xlflgrep