The listFiles command enables you to display the internal file number, file information, name, mapped directory, initial file size, extent size, volatility (for example, Transparent, Frozen, Volatile, or Unknown if offline or not yet created), and the JADE version (for example, NA if not applicable, Unknown if offline or not yet created, or 7.1.04.036) of all files in the JADE database; for example:
#21 a- _system x:/jade/system/ 16384 65536 Transparent NA #44 o- _rpstrans <no dir> use c:/jade/system 16384 65536 Unknown Unknown
The syntax of the listFiles command in the jdbutilb command line is as follows.
jdbutilb path=database-path
ini=initialization-file-name
listFiles
The column after the file number column contains the files partition status. Partitioned files have a P in this column.
The two-character column following the file number column contains file status information.
The values and meaning of the first character are:
a, indicating that the file status is assigned
d, indicating that the file status is deleted
n, indicating that the file status is new (that is, defined but not instantiated)
u, indicating that the file status is unmapped in an RPS database
o, indicating that the file status is offline
?, indicating that the file status is invalid or undefined
The values and meaning of the second character are:
- (hyphen), indicating that there is nothing significant to note
r, for a repeated file name; that is, an entry with this name has already been seen