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LEGATO NetWorker, Release 6.0.1-x, HP OpenVMS Version
Release Supplement
Chapter 1: NetWorker Software Release 6.0.1-D
12
OpenVMS Guide to Extended File Specifications (for OpenVMS Alpha Version 7.2)
These documents are accessible from the following web site (as of the date of
publication of this manual):
http://h71000.www7.hp.com/doc/os731_index.html
Note: While some of the features described here were released with OpenVMS Version
7.2, some enhancements to these features were not added until OpenVMS Version
7.3-1. For the most part, the information in this section assumes the use of OpenVMS
Version 7.3-1. To determine which features and/or enhancements are available only in
Version 7.2, refer to the OpenVMS documentation.
About Longer Filenames and Additional Character Sets
On ODS-5 volumes, filenames (excluding the version number) can be up to 236 8-bit
characters or 118 16-bit characters in length. Filenames on ODS-5 volumes can also
contain characters from the 8-bit ISO-LATIN1 and 16-bit Unicode (UCS-2) character
sets, in addition to the ODS-2 compliant character set.
Filenames on ODS-2 volumes continue to use traditional filename syntax, where
filename length is limited to the 39.39 format and valid filename characters are
restricted to the ODS-2-compliant character set: A-Z, a-z, 0-9, $, _, and - (dollar sign,
underscore, and hyphen).
Note: Because some ODS-5 file names can use characters not found in the ODS-2
character set, these filenames may be changed when you restore ODS-5 files to an
ODS-2 volume. This is necessary to permit creation of these files on the ODS-2 device.
Additionally, file attributes specific to ODS-5 and not available on ODS-2 will not be
restored.
About Case Sensitivity
Traditionally, the OpenVMS operating system has stored all filenames in all uppercase
and ignored filename case during filesystem operations. The introduction of extended
file specifications in OpenVMS Version 7.2 enabled applications to store and display
file specifications in mixed case on ODS-5 volumes. (Note that ODS-2 continues to
support uppercase characters only.)
Until the release of OpenVMS Version 7.3-1, filesystem operations remained case
insensitive. OpenVMS Version 7.3-1 enhanced the case sensitivity features on ODS-5
volumes to enable applications and system tools to distinguish among filename
specifications that differ in case only.
You can set the DCL process to ignore or recognize case sensitivity with the following
command:
$ SET PROCESS /CASE_LOOKUP={BLIND|SENSITIVE}
/PARSE_STYLE=EXTENDED
The default case lookup type is BLIND.
Note: When issuing commands in a case-sensitive process environment, be aware that
only those filenames matching the specified name and case are returned.
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