1 02/28/85 vtoc_pathname
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 3 Syntax as a command:  vtoc_pathname volname vtocx {-control_arg}
 4 vtoc_pathname pvtx vtocx {-control_arg}
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 7 Function:  determines the pathname of a segment from the location of
 8 its VTOC entry (VTOCE).  Specify the location of the VTOCE by giving
 9 its volume name (or physical volume table index, if known) and an index
10 into the VTOC of that volume.
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13 Arguments:
14 volname
15    is the physical volume name of the volume on which the VTOCE
16    resides.  This volume must be mounted and must be part of a mounted
17    logical volume.
18 pvtx
19    is the physical volume table index of the volume on which the VTOCE
20    resides, if known.  is the VTOC index of the VTOCE.  You must give
21    it in octal.
22 vtocx
23    is the VTOC index of the VTOCE.  You must give it in octal.
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26 Control arguments:
27 -brief, -bf
28    suppresses the printing of an error message when the VTOCE is free.
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31 Access required:  You need access to the phcs_ gate, since it must copy
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35 Notes:  Your process must have status access to each of the containing
36 directories of the segment.  The command supplies "-NO-ACCESS-" as the
37 entryname at the level at which further access is necessary, if needed;
38 it gives "-NOT-LISTED-" as the entryname at that level if one of the
39 containing directories specified in the VTOCE does not exist in its
40 containing directory; and it provides "-????-" as the entryname at any
41 level below that at which either of these problems occurs.