xlkeys

Purpose:

xlkeys lists the keys in a file.

Usage:

xlkeys <option> [ <optarg> ] ...

Options:

-c <count>

-f <filename>

-d <spec directory>

-k <keynumber>

-n <ext file name>

-s <starting key>

-F - MATCH FULL

-H - Help

-P - MATCH PARTIAL

-R - REVERSE

Returns:

0 - Normal Exit

1 - Error Exit

Example:

xlkeys -f cust_mstr

xlkeys -f cust_mstr -k 2 -s I -R

Description:

xlkeys lists the keys in a file. A starting point can be set using the -s option. All parts of the key are separated by '|'. If secondary keys are listed, then the secondary key is listed first, followed by the primary key. There will be an indicator showing which is the primary key and which is the secondary key.

Bugs/Features/Comments:

See Also:

xlflrpt

xlflgrep