The table below shows the rules for output of command execution results in DAT format.

Table 1-9 Rules for output of command execution results in DAT format

Command	Option	Elements are delimited by the comma (,)	A character element is enclosed in double quotation marks (")	A numeric element is displayed as is	A null element (character element) is displayed as two consecutive double quotation marks (")	Value of a null element (numeric element) is not displayed
pdbufls	--	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
pddbls	--	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
pddbst	-k logi	Y	Y#1	Y	Y	Y
	-k phys	Y	Y#1	Y	--#2	Y
	-k pred	Y	Y#1	Y	--#2	Y
pdbkupls	--	Y	--#3	Y	--#2	Y
pdfstatfs	--	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
pdlogls	-d sys	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
pdlogucat	--	Y	--#3	Y	--#2	Y
pdls	-d prc	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
	-d svr	Y	Y	--#4	Y	--#4
	-d trn	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
	-d ust	Y	Y	--#4	Y	--#4
pdobils	--	Y#5	--	Y	--	Y
pdstedit	--	Y	Y#1	Y	Y	Y
pdsvhostname	--	--#6	Y	--#4	--#2	--#4

Legend:

Y: Applicable

--: Not applicable

Note

The following explains what is meant by element, character element, numeric element, and null element:

Element: Generic term that encompasses character elements, numeric elements, and null elements.

Character element: Element whose output format is a character string.

Numeric element: Element whose output format is a numeric value.

Null element: Element that contains no information.

#1: A title line is output at the top. The title line itself is not enclosed in double quotation marks (").

#2: Same as a numeric element for which no value is displayed.

#3: Same as a numeric element; displayed as is.

#4: Not applicable because there is no numeric element.

#5: If the comma is specified as the delimiter in the -C option, comma-separated elements are displayed.

#6: Not applicable because there is only one element.