The fields listed here can appear on the directory list panel. Which fields are displayed depends on the column arrangements settings and whether the display has been scrolled left or right.

Command

Field used to enter a line command, z/OS® UNIX command, TSO command, CLIST, or REXX exec against a directory list entry.

Filename

The name of the file or subdirectory.

Message

This field is initially blank. After you run one of the built-in line commands on a file or subdirectory, a message is displayed showing the last function used on that file or subdirectory:

LineCommand

Message

AA

Modified

B

Browsed

CI

Replaced

CO

Copied

E

Edited

D

Deleted

FS

Information

I

Information

L

Listed

MF

Modified

MG

Modified

MM

Modified

MO

Modified

MX

Modified

N

Created

R

Renamed

UA

Modified

X

(Depends on whether a z/OS UNIX command or TSO command is executed)

If you enter a TSO command, CLIST, or REXX exec on the Command line, a default message appears in the Message field. The message is in this format:

XXXXXXXX  RC=#

where:

XXXXXXXX

is the command entered

#

is the return code from the command

If you enter a z/OS UNIX command, the completion status is indicated by one of these messages being displayed in the Message field:

Ended xxx

Command has ended with a return code of xxx

Terminated xxx

Command has terminated due to signal xxx

Stopped xxx

Command has stopped due to signal xxx

Timed out

The elapsed running time of the command exceeded the specified time limit. ISPF sent a SIGKILL signal to terminate the process.

Type

The directory entry type. The possible values are:

Dir

Directory

File

Regular file

Char

Character special file

FIFO

FIFO (first-in-first-out) special file

Syml

Symbolic link

Extl

External symbolic link

Perm

The file or subdirectory permissions, in octal format. The permissions are displayed as three octal (range 0-7) digits. The first digit defines the access permission for the file owner. The second digit defines the access permission for any member of the file's group. The third digit defines the access permission for anyone else. Table 1 shows the values and associated permissions for the octal digits:

Table 1. Octal permission values

Value	Permissions
0	None
1	Search (or execute)
2	Write
3	Write and search (or execute)
4	Read
5	Read and search (or execute)
6	Read and write
7	Read, write and search (or execute)

If there are extended access control list (ACL) entries defined for the file or subdirectory, the character + is displayed after the octal value.

Permissions

The file or subdirectory permissions, in symbolic format. There are three groups of three characters. The first group describes owner permissions; the second describes group permissions; and the third describes other (or "world") permissions. The characters that may appear in each group are:

r

Permission to read the file

w

Permission to write to the file

x

Permission to execute the file

These characters can appear in the execute (third) position of each group:

s

If in owner permissions group, the set-user-ID bit is on; if in group permissions section, the set-group-ID bit is on.

S

Same as s except the execute bit is off.

t

The sticky bit is on.

T

Same as t except the execute bit is off.

Note: You can specify whether permissions are to be displayed in octal or symbolic format on the z/OS UNIX Directory List Options panel.

Audit

Two groups of three characters describing the audit bit settings. The first three characters describe the user-requested audit information. The last three characters describe the auditor-requested audit information. Each group of three characters shows the read, write, and execute (search) audit options. The possible values are:

s

Audit successful access attempts

f

Audit failed access attempts

a

Audit all access attempts

-

No audit

Ext

A group of four characters describing the extended attributes for a regular file. The possible values are:

a

Program runs APF-authorized if linked AC=1

p

Program is considered program-controlled

s

Program is enabled to run in a shared address space

l

Program is loaded from the shared library region

-

Attribute not set

Fmat

File format for regular files. The possible values are:

bin

Binary data

nl

New line

cr

Carriage return

lf

Line feed

crlf

Carriage return followed by line feed

lfcr

Line feed followed by carriage return

crnl

Carriage return followed by new line

Owner

The user ID of the owner of the file or subdirectory.

Group

The group name of the owner of the file or subdirectory.

Links

For a file, the number of hard links to the file. For a subdirectory, the number of subdirectories it contains.

Size

The file size, in bytes.

Modified

The date and time the file was last changed.

Changed

The date and time the status of the file was last changed.

Accessed

The date and time the data in the file was last accessed.

Created

The date and time the file was created.