multiple selection conditions

Multiple Selection - Format 1: param [op param] [op param] .....

param simple search argument according to the syntax described above.

op Logical operator joining the simple search arguments.

  , Or operation.

  + And operation.

  * [n] Wildcard operation: And operation, but in addition, the second string must occur after the first in the file name. If the value n is specified, then exactly n positions must exist between the two strings.

Any number of search arguments joined with the Or/And/Wildcard operators may be specified.

Examples:

CFS*SRC

Select all files whose name contains the string 'CFS', and then somewhere later in the name the string 'SRC'.

:1:>'B'+:1:<'H',:1:'X',:1:'Y',:1:'Z'

All files whose names begin with the letter C, D, E, F, G, X, Y or Z.

Multiple Selection - Format 2: ( )

Entering () will display a special search mask. The user will then have 18 lines available to enter any number of search arguments. For a description of the search mask, see page 8-.

Multiple Selection - Format 3: %name | %?

%name is the name of a Parameter Set which contains a complex search argument, and which was saved earlier with the SP %name.

%?: All available parameter sets will be displayed in a list. One of those displayed can be selected by marking it. For further information, see page 8-.

Multiple Selection - Format 4: ( s-fil )

s-fil is the name of a SAM file containing the search arguments. For further information, see page 8-.

Example:

LMS CFS.TESTPLAM,(CFS.SEL.1)

The SAM file CFS.SEL.1 contains the following records:

'OUT'+-'LOGOUT'+'A1'

'CFS'*'SRC'

:1:'S/'

The specified selection records are merged by CFS to give the following search argument: 'OUT'+-'LOGOUT'+'A1','CFS'*'SRC',:1:'S.'

As a result of this statement, all elements from the library CFS.TESTPLAM will be selected whose name fulfills one of the following conditions:

- The element name contains the strings 'OUT' and 'A1', but not 'LOGOUT'

- The element name contains the string 'CFS' and anywhere after that 'SRC'.

- The element name begins with the string 'S/' (Element type S).