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DTTYPES(1)		 USER COMMANDS		       DTTYPES(1)

NAME
     dttypes - Generates a list of the DT  Action  and	DataTypes
     definitions.

SYNOPSIS
     dttypes [-help]

     dttypes [-type filename]

     dttypes [-db database] [-w [rec_name regexp]
		    [fld_name regexp] [fld_value regexp]]
	     [-l [rec_name] [rec_info] [fld_name regexp]
		    [fld_value]]

DESCRIPTION
     Dttypes is a client that  lists  the  Action  and	DataTypes
     definitions.  This	 is  useful  in understanding where DT is
     getting the information for its' databases	 and  how  it  is
     using  that  information  to  construct  the  databases.  By
     default it prints out the entire set of databases.

OPTIONS
     The optional command_list is composed of one or more of  the
     following:

     -help	prints out the usage message.

     -type filename	 where filename is the name of a file  to
     be typed.

     -db database      where  database	uses  all  the	DataBases
     whose   name   matches   the  regular  expression	database.
     Currently: DATA_CRITERIA, DATA_ATTRIBUTES or ACTION.

     -w search_list	 where searclist consist of one	 or  more
     of the following:

	  1. rec_name reg_exp -	 finds	all  records  whose  name
	  matches the regular expression reg_exp.

	  2. fld_name reg_exp - finds  all  records  whose  field
	  name matches the regular expression reg_exp.

	  3. fld_value reg_exp - finds all  records  whose  field
	  values matches the regular expression reg_exp.

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DTTYPES(1)		 USER COMMANDS		       DTTYPES(1)

	  -l display_list      where display_list consist of  one
	  or more of the following:

	  1. rec_name - displays the name of the records found.

	  2. rec_info - displays the file the  record  was  found
	  in.

	  3. fld_name [reg_exp]	 -  displays  the  names  of  the
	  attributes  found  in	 that  record.	 If  a reg_exp is
	  specified then only those fields  that  match	 will  be
	  displayed.

	  4. fld_value - displays the values  of  the  attributes
	  found in the record.

SEE ALSO
     DtDtsLoadDataTypes(3), DtDtsDataToDataType(3),  DtDtsFileTo-
     DataType(3),  DtDtsFileToAttributeList(3), DtDtsFileToAttri-
     buteValue(3), DtDtsBufferToDataType(3),  DtDtsBufferToAttri-
     buteList(3),    DtDtsBufferToAttributeValue(3),   DtDtsData-
     TypeToAttributeList(3),	DtDtsDataTypeToAttributeValue(3),
     DtDtsFreeDataType(3),	       DtDtsFreeAttributeList(3),
     DtDtsFreeAttributeValue(3),   DtDtsRelease(3),    DtDtsData-
     TypeNames(3),	DtDtsFindAttribute(3),	   DtDtsFreeData-
     TypeNames(3), DtDtsSetDataType(3), DtDtsDataTypeIsAction(3),
     DtActionLabel(3), DtActionDescription(3), DtActionExists(3),
     DtActionInvoke(3), dtcreateaction(1)

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