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Compaq FTAM Responder Support of
ISO FTAM Functions
OSI/FTAM Responder Manual—425199-001
4-14
Kernel Group File Attributes
You can specify DIRLIS with volume or subvolume in any of the following ways:
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$volume.subvol.DIRLIS
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$volume.DIRLIS
•
subvol.DIRLIS
•
DIRLIS
Each NBS-9 document has an attributes bit-string parameter. Each bit in this bit string
identifies an individual file attribute. Table 4-10 shows the attributes that correspond to
each bit.
To control which attributes the responder returns when you read an NBS-9 file, set the
bit string in the file-attributes field of the contents-type parameter on the F-OPEN
Note. Because using ‘DIRLIS’ (uppercase) in the F-SELECT primitive returns the directory file,
and Guardian file names are not case-sensitive, you should use “dirlis” (lowercase) in the F-
SELECT primitive to select an actual file by this name rather than the directory file.
Table 4-10. Bit String for NBS-9 File Attributes
Bit
Numbers Attributes
0Filename
1 Permitted actions
2 Contents type
3 Storage account
4 Date and time of creation
5 Date and time of last modification
6 Date and time of last read access
7 Date and time of last attribute modification
8 Identity of creator
9 Identity of last modifier
10 Identity of last reader
11 Identity of last attribute modifier
12 File availability
13 Filesize
14 Future filesize
15 Access control
16 Legal qualifications
17 Private use