The FILE record provides information for a CMS or SFS file the job backed up.
The format of the FILE record varies according to the type of backup job (CMS or SFS).
CMS backup jobs
FILE filename filetype filemode LRECL length .RECCNT number LDATE mm/dd/yy LTIME hh:mm:ss SIZE nnnn [K | M | G | T | P | E]
SFS backup jobs
FILE filename filetype filemode LRECL length RECCNT number RECFM format LDATE mm/dd/yy LTIME hh:mm:ss CDATE mm/dd/yy TIME hh:mm:ss DOLR mm/dd/yy SIZE nnnn [K | M | G | T | P | E] [MIGRATED]
FILE records appear in a keyword data report only if the REPORT record in the job template or exception file specified file-level report detail. The order in which they appear reflects the order in which the files were backed up.
The ERRORS, FAIL, or SUCCESS records indicate the job processing outcome for a file if file-level detail was specified.
The BFSFILE record provides information for a BFS file. For a description of this record, see BSFILE Record.
Indicates the filename, filetype, and filemode of the file. The filemode letter is always A, and the filemode number is the actual filemode number from the file.
Indicates the creation date of the SFS file. If the job does not find the creation date of the file in the SFS catalog, this field displays 00/00/00.
Indicates the creation time of the SFS file. If the job does not find the creation time of the file in the SFS catalog, this field displays 00:00:00.
Indicates the date of last reference for the SFS file. If the job does not find the date of last reference for the file, this field displays 00/00/00.
Indicates the date the file was last updated.
Indicates the logical record length (LRECL) of the file. The format of length is nnnn.
Indicates the time the file was last updated.
Indicates that the file the job backed up was a migrated file. This means that the job backed up only catalog information for the file, not the migrated data.
Indicates the record count for the file. The format of number is nnnnn.
Indicates the record format for the file. The format is either F (fixed) or V (variable).
Indicates the size, in bytes, kilobytes (K), megabytes (M), gigabytes (G), terabytes (T), petabytes (P), or exabytes (E), of the file on tape.
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