File attribute file examples

The following is an example of a file attribute file for a sequential data set containing modification control statements.

Figure 1. File attribute file (GIMFAF.XML) example for a sequential data set

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<FILELIST>

  <FILEATTR name="SAMPLE.FMID001.SMPMCS"
            description="This is the SMPMCS file for FMID001."
            level="02.07.00.35"
            type="SMPPTFIN"
            dsorg="PS"
            recfm="FB"
            lrecl="80"
            blksize="6160"
            allocunits="RECORD"
            length="6160"
            avgrec="U"
            primary="24000">

  </FILEATTR>

</FILELIST>

The file attribute file included with the archive for file /CPACTST/DO000029/SMPMCS from the example in Figure 1 would look something like this:

Figure 2. File attribute file example for a UNIX file

<FILELIST>
<FILEATTR
  name="/CPACTST/DO000029/SMPMCS"
  description="This is the SMPMCS file for DO000029"
  level="03.03.00.00"
  type="SMPPTFIN"
  dsntype="FILE"
  dsorg="UFS">
</FILEATTR>
</FILELIST>

The file attribute file included with the archive for VSAM cluster CPACTST.DO000029.MVS.GLOBAL.CSI from the example in Figure 1 would look something like this:

Figure 3. File attribute file example for a VSAM cluster

<FILELIST>
<FILEATTR
  name="CPACTST.DO000029.MVS.GLOBAL.CSI"
  description="This is an example VSAM cluster for the product."
  level="03.03.00.00"
  dsorg="VSAM"
  dsntype="KSDS"
  lreclu="32760"
  blksizeu="27998"
  recfm="VBS"
  primary="2004"
  secondary="1"
  allocunits="BLOCK"
  length="27998">
  <DEFINECLUSTER component="DATA">
    <OPERAND>KEYS(24 0)</OPERAND>
    <OPERAND>RECORDSIZE(24 143)</OPERAND>
    <OPERAND>FREESPACE(10 5)</OPERAND>
    <OPERAND>CONTROLINTERVALSIZE(8192)</OPERAND>
    <OPERAND>CYLINDERS(5 2)</OPERAND>
    <OPERAND>SHAREOPTIONS(2 3)</OPERAND>
  </DEFINECLUSTER>
  <DEFINECLUSTER component="INDEX">
    <OPERAND>CONTROLINTERVALSIZE(4096)</OPERAND>
    <OPERAND>TRACKS(1 1)</OPERAND>
    <OPERAND>SHAREOPTIONS(2 3)</OPERAND>
  </DEFINECLUSTER>
</FILEATTR>
</FILELIST>

Note: Blank lines and spaces have been added to the file attribute file for clarity, but are not necessarily produced by the GIMZIP service routine, nor are they required.