FileOfFiles File (FSI)

The file named FileOfFiles contains statistical information for each file in the FSI. Whenever a file is created, restored, or deleted, this file is updated.

Synonym(s)

ff

files

fof

stat-file

Description

Items are created in the FileOfFiles file when a file is restored or created.

The item-IDs are sequential file numbers assigned when the file is created.

The numbers of the files are determined by the order in which they are restored or created.

When a file or account is restored, the files are recreated in the order in which they were saved on the file-save media.

The item restored, contained in the dictionary of the FileOfFiles file, contains the time in attribute 1 and the date of the last full restore in attribute 2. This item should not be deleted or modified.

The attributes in the FileOfFiles file are:

Attribute

Name

Description

0

File#

 

1

Server

Server name

2

 

Path name

3

 

File Level (0=mds, 2=Md, 3=Dict, 4=Data)

4

Database

Database Name

4

Acct

 

5

Dict-name

 

6

Data-name

 

7

File-name

 

7

FileName

 

8

 

File Code (C=File Cleared, D=File Deleted, N=New File, R=File Renamed, U=File Updated)

9

 

Time Date when file operation occurred.

10

Version

File Version

11

 

Open counter

12

 

Flags

13

Mod

File Modulo

13

Modulo

 

14

FrmSize

Frame Size

15

 

Create TimeDate

16

 

Create User

17

 

Last OpenTime

18

 

Last OpenUser

19

FileNo

File Number

20

 

File Info Code mask

21

ResizMod

Resize Modulo

26

Opens

File Open Count

27

Reads

File Read Count

28

Writes

File Write Count

29

EstCount

Item Count

36

Items

Total # of Items

36

Itms

 

36

Tot-items

 

37

Lrg-itms

Total # of Large Items

37

LrgItems

 

37

OvfItms

 

38

Bytes

Total File Size

38

File-size

 

38

FileSize

 

39

Ovf-size

 

39

OvfBytes

 

39

OvfSize

 

40

Ovf-group

 

40

Ovf-Grp

 

41

Ovf-Frm

 

See Also

f-resize Command

File Control Block

File-of-Files File (VME)

free Command

get-fof Command

istat Command

lfs Macro

list-file-access Command

nframe-index Command

resize Command

restore-errors File

save Command

u001f User Exit

u28 User Exit