NAME

osls − list the contents of an ObjectStore directory

SYNOPSIS

osls [-dRlsu] pathname ...

DESCRIPTION

If pathname is a directory, osls lists the contents of the directory.  If you give the -d option, osls lists the information about the directory itself, rather than the contents. The -R option corresponds to the shell ls command’s recursive option. The -u option lists the uids of the contained databases. The -l option displays information about directory contents in long format, including the size in bytes. The -s option causes the size to be displayed in 1 Kbyte blocks. The host on which each database resides is identified with its canonical name, even if an alternative name was specified to create it. 

osls can perform wildcard processing similar to shell wildcards (∗, ?, {}, and []).  You must quote the wildcard with quotation marks ("") or a backslash (\) to keep the shell from misinterpreting the asterisk as a shell wildcard. 

osls ignores trailing and multiple slashes in pathnames. It accepts a combination of Directory Manager pathnames and file pathnames. 

FILES

$OS_ROOTDIR/bin/osls

SEE ALSO

osrverf(1), ls(1V)

ObjectStore 2.0  —  Last change: October 1992