RCCVLFN
RCCVLFN validates the listOfFullyQualifiedFileName argument.
Purpose
For the Windows® platform, a fully qualified file name in the list must start with the drive letter (for example, X:\) and may not contain the slash (/) character.
For the UNIX® platform, the name must start with a slash (/) character and may not contain the backslash (\) character.
Syntax
RCCVLFN(listOfFullyQualifiedName,platform) Arguments
You can use the following arguments when you run the RCCVLFN function:
- The list of fully qualified file names. Fully qualified file name entries in the list are delimited with X'00'.
- The name of the platform that contains the DevOps Code ClearCase® VOB. Allowable values: WINDOWS or UNIX®.
Result
The following table lists the return and reason codes that result from running the RCCVLFN function; it also provides a description of the meaning of the codes.
| Return code | Reason code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 600 | Processing successful. |
| 8 | 611 | Required argument missing. |
| 612 | Invalid argument value. | |
| 616 | Improper number of arguments. | |
| 617 | Invalid file type. | |
| 618 | Invalid multiple file types. | |
| 619 | Null file type in name. | |
| 621 | Invalid multiple directories. | |
| 622 | Invalid file name in list. | |
| 12 | 698 | Internal error. |
| 699 | Internal error. |
Example
filelist = 'Z:\testvob\dir1\pg1.cbl'||'Z:\testvob\dir1\pg2.cbl'PARSE Value
RCCVLFN(filelist,'WINDOWS') With rccret rccrsn rccmsgOutput
None.