ansi VOL1 ansi HDR1 ansi HDR2 EOF **** data set 1 EOF ansi EOF1 ansi EOF2 EOF ansi HDR1 ansi HDR2 EOF **** data set 2 EOF ansi EOF1 ansi EOF2 EOF ansi HDR1 ansi HDR2 EOF **** data set 3 EOF ansi EOF1 ansi EOF2 EOF ansi HDR1 ansi HDR2 EOF **** data set 4 EOF ansi EOF1 ansi EOF2 EOF etcThus to get to data set # 3 it's best to skip to file # 6 (trew /dev/nrst8 6 would do that) and then sort as
dmp_msu 100000000 3 2D 1- since that would allow you to see the two ansi header files, sort all the data in the 3'rd data set and see the two ansi trailor files! The dmp_msu utility does not try to be clever about counting files and data sets, that's up to the user.
The rule is: to get to the n'th data set, skip
(n'th-1)*3files using the trew utility or mt utility. The first and last block of the 'data set' are MSU header and trailor blocks with some experiment information. These blocks are recognized and printed