t-read command

The t-read command reads from the magnetic media unit attached to the current process and displays the contents of each block read to the terminal or printer. Any type of Pick-formatted media may be read with this command.

Syntax

t-read {options}

Parameter(s)

`options`	`block.number`{-`block.number`}	Reads a specific number of blocks or a range of block numbers and specifies a range of blocks. `block.number` specifies the number of blocks to read. `block.number-block.number` specifies a range of blocks. Blocks are counted from the current position of the tape. If the entire option is omitted, all tape blocks up to the next EOF are read.
	a	Converts EBCDIC format to ASCII.
	h	Allows reading from non-Pick tapes without a Pick label and reading the first block on the tape.
	n	No pause—suppresses the pause at the end of each page on the terminal.
	p	Directs output to the system printer via the spooler.
	x	Displays in hexadecimal format.

Example(s)

t-read
L 01F4 16:12:28 16 Jan 2003 Tape Label
RECORD = 1
1 FORMATC^****...
51 ****...**^* THIS PROGRAM FORMATS A P
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[94] END OF FILE

t-read command

Syntax

Parameter(s)

Example(s)

See also