VAX RMS indexed and relative files may be listed by key and the starting record may be based on a key match. For example, to list an indexed file by key 2 starting at the first record where key 2 is greater than or equal to "###10": .example($ list/key=2/keyge="###10" indexed.dat) The defaults for indexed and relative files are to list by primary key (key number 0) starting at the first record in the file. .paragraph 5,1 In the key qualifier descriptions, "n" stands for an integer and "key" stands for a key value, where a key value may be an integer or a character string enclosed by double quotes. A double quote within a key value may be specified by placing two double quotes in a row. If the length, N, of a character key value is less than the source file's defined key length then the match is made based on the first N characters of the key. Key matches on unsigned binary and packed decimal keys are not supported at this time.