1 SRD SRD [outfile=][devuic][/qualifiers] outfile Listing file (or TI: if none specified). devuic Standard device and UIC specification. /DA[:dd-mmm-yy] Selects files created on the specified date. /RV[:dd-mmm-yy] Selects files revised on the specified date. /BE[:dd-mmm-yy][/RV] Selects files created/revised before or on the specified date. /AF[:dd-mmm-yy][/RV] Selects files created/revised after or on the specified date. ** /SE:name Selects files to be listed. ** /SD[:name][/DE] Allows Selective Deletion of files. ** /OW[:uicspec] Selects files by owner UIC. /FU Provides a more complete file listing. /HV[:n] Selects files Having Version n or greater. /SV Selects the lastest version of files. /NA Sort listing by name instead of by type /NE Lists only those files which fail any of the selection criteria. /WB Write back the directory in sorted order. /-LI Suppresses listing. 2 /SE /SE[:name] This selects the files to be listed. In addition to standard file names, a "?" may be used as a wildcard character. For example, A?B.FTN would include AAB.FTN, AQB.FTN, etc. In addition, "*" may be used as a wildcard for any set of characters. For example, A*B.FTN would include AAB.FTN, AQXYB.FTN, AB.FTN, etc. 2 /SD /SD[:name] Allows Selective Deletion of files. Each file is listed and the user responds with "Y" to delete the file or "N" () to keep the file. CTRL/Z will prematurely terminate the selective delete. If the /DE switch is used files will be listed and deleted without user interaction. All previous selection switches may be combined with /SD. For information about [:name] type "HELP SRD SE". 2 /OW /OW[:uicspec] Selects files by owner UIC. If /OW is used without an argument then all files owned by the current directory are listed. For example, SRD /OW would list all files contained in the current directory that are owned by that directory. If /OW:uicspec is used than only those files matching uicspec are listed. Uicspec may be either a standard (ie.[200,200]) UIC specification or it may contain the wildcard characters "?" and "*" as with names in the "/SE" option (ie.[2?0,*]).