 
 IFL provides the fastest, most direct, and most efficient method
 of populating an empty RMS-11 Indexed file.  CNV can do similar
 things, but in a nonoptimized fashion.
 
 Type HELP IFL COMMAND for an explanation of IFL's command line
 and switches.
 
2 COMMAND
 
 The general form of IFL's command line is:
 
	outfile[/switch(s)]=infile[/switch(s)]
 
 where:
 
 outfile - The filespec of an existing Indexed file that is to
	   receive records from the input file.  Wild card characters
	   are not permitted.  The default version is the highest
	   version.
 
 infile - The filespec of the input file that is the source of the
	  records written to the output file.  Wild characters cannot
	  appear in any field.
 
 
 Switch		Type	   Description			Default
 
 ?		String	   Print HELP message		No help
 HELP
 
 /ID		Global	   Identify current version	No id
 
 /ER		Outfile	   Write exception records	Same
			   on terminal
 
 /ER:file	Outfile	   Write exception records	Write exception
			   into specified file		records on terminal
 
 /LO		Outfile	   Honor fill numbers		Fill buckets
 
 /NOER		Outfile	   Stop processing immedi-	Write exception
			   ately if input record is	records on terminal
			   incompatible
 
 /PD[:[#]x]	Outfile	   Pad input records to		Handle input as
			   output record length		exception record if
							different lengths
 
 /TR		Outfile	   Truncate input records	Handle input as
			   to output record length	exception record if
							different lengths
 
 /DE:dvn[:dvn[:dvn[:]]]
		Infile	   Reassign devices for sort	Create and use
			   work files			sort work files
							on SY:
 
 /KR:nnn	Infile	   Key of reference number	Primary Key (nnn=0)
 
 /NOSO		Infile	   Do not sort before loading	Sort input file
							before loading
 
 where:
 
 x -	null, pad with nulls
	ASCII A-Z, 0-9, or special character except #, ?, and @
	octal number 000-377 (40 for SPACE, 43 for #, 77 for ?,
			      and 100 for @)
 
 dvn -	physical device name and logical unit number
 
 nnn -	decimal number
