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Operations on Files
Concepts
Editing files is but one of the many ways of creating files. Once files are created, OpenVMS also provides a rich set of commands for performing various operations on the files. This module introduces both a range of commands and discussion of why and how to organize your files and your approach to handling them. Building in part on commands introduced earlier in the course, this module demonstrates how combinations and sequences of commands and utilities let the user accomplish more complex tasks. The module on DCL programming discusses how to combine commands and utilities into more sophisticated DCL command procedures.
Objectives
  • Plan and organize their file maintenance tasks
  • Perform the set of operations on files discussed in the module, including
    • Basic file manipulations
    • Search
    • Sort
    • Differences
Topics
  • Planning file maintenance
  • Organizing directories and files
  • Basic file manipulation commands
  • Searching, sorting, and comparing files
 

Course Information

Title: Operations on Files
  Code: vp100-07
  Hours: 3.0
 

Modules in this Series
Introduction to OpenVMS
 
View The OpenVMS Operating System
View Interactive Access
View Using Interactive DCL Commands and Procedures
View Directories, Files, and RMS
View Editing Files
View Using Logical Names
View Operations on Files
View Submitting Jobs to Print and Batch Queues
View Networking and Communication
View Basic DCL Programming
View Advanced DCL Programming
 
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