This control statement can be used to have a table section written to a file.
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table-name | Name of the table from which is to be output in whole or in part. The valid names can be ascertained by means of HELP TABLE-NAMES. You can also specify a table group name as the table name (these are indicated by an asterisk in the output from HELP TABLE-NAMES). In this case, all the tables belonging to the group are output (indicated by a prefixed plus sign (+)). |
listfile | The table section is output to the file "listfile". An existing file will be overwritten without any warning. |
START-INDEX= | Entry in the table at which the output is to commence: |
FIRST | First entry in the table, default value. |
start | Table entry index at which the output is to commence. This value can be entered in either decimal or hexadecimal form. |
END-INDEX= | Last table entry which is to be output: |
LAST | Output continues to the end of the table, default value. |
end | Table entry index at which the output is to be terminated. This value can be entered in either decimal or hexadecimal form. |
EDIT= | Editing for printer or terminal; see description of the FGG statement on "FGG Edit all files of an FGG". |
Notes
The LIST command does not support the table layout type "MEMORY LAYOUT" in the case of "bit tables".
Example
You enter the following statement:
LIST S-S-S,V.LIST,S-I=2,E-I=3
If the table SLOT-SCB-STD exists, but neither entry 2 nor entry 3 exists, then the file V.LIST will be written containing only the header.