Display member directory entry (I)


The Display member directory entry function (option I) displays directory entry and link-edit attribute information about a member.

On the Library Utility screen, enter an I in the OPTION field, and a valid library and member name. When you press Enter, File-AID displays the Directory Information screen as shown in the following figure.

Directory Information screen

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The upper half of the Directory Information screen shows the member directory entry in hexadecimal format for any type of library. The fourth line of the screen shows the library and member name along with the relative addressing format (TTR). The directory data is then presented showing the character and hexadecimal (zone/number) forms of the data, and the Segment Status Information (SSI).

The lower half of the screen shows the load module link-edit attributes. The link-edit attributes are shown only for a load module. If the member is not a load module, only the directory is shown; the lower half of the screen is blank.

Directory Update

The attributes can only be changed for a PDS load module when the Disposition field on the Library Utility screen is set to OLD. File-AID displays the Directory Update screen and highlights the modifiable fields. The following table describes the link-edit attribute abbreviations and whether the attribute can be changed by overtyping it on the screen.

Use the END command (PF3) to terminate the display.

Link-Edit Attributes

Abbreviation

Changeable

Description

EP

Yes

Entry point

RENT

Yes

Re-enterable

REUS

Yes

Reusable

REFR

Yes

Refreshable

OL

Yes

Only loadable

EXEC

Yes

Executable

RMODE

Yes

Residency mode

AMODE

Yes

Addressing mode

SIZE

No

Size of module

OVLY

No

Overlay

DC

No

Downward compatible

EP ZERO

No

Entry point of zero

TEST

No

TSO test

RLD

No

Relocation dictionary

PAGE ALIGN

Yes

Page boundary alignment

SCTR

No

Scatter loadable

NE

No

Not editable

ZERO ORIGIN

No

Origin of first text block is zero

TEST SYMBOLS

No

Testran symbol table

1 BLOCK/ NO RLD

No

One block of data and no RLDs

APF CODE

Yes

Authorization code

 

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