REPFILE - Information about REP file

This statement is used to output information about the REP file read in by the UTM dump creator on the terminal (dumps created by a UTM-T application do not contain a REP file).

REPFILE

[ { *INFO | *ALL | *ONLYPMNO | pm-no [, E ] } ]

*INFO

If the UTM-REP file was read in without errors, the information output comprises the name of the REP file and the number of active corrections. Otherwise, in addition to the name of the UTM-REP file that was incorporated as a REP file when the openUTM subsystem was started, the DMS return code generated on reading this file is output.

Default value.

*ALL

The complete REP file is displayed.

*ONLYPMNO

All the problem message numbers from the UTM-REP file are output in the form ppppppppsjjj, where:

pppppppp	=	Number of the problem message
s	=	Status ("-" means active, "*" means deactivated)
jjj	=	Julian calendar REP date.

pm-no

Eight-character problem message number (same as pppppppp) in the form of a C-string. KDCDUMP outputs the associated REP records from the REP file (if present) on the terminal.

E

This causes all REP records to be output, starting with that belonging to "pm-no".

This operand must always be specified in conjunction with a problem message number, otherwise it will be ignored.