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<h1 class="topictitle1">Volume, directory, and file names</h1>
<div><p>Volume identifiers can be a maximum of 30 characters and must contain
only alphabetic characters (A through Z), numeric characters (0 through 9),
a hyphen (-), or a period (.). The first character must be alphabetic or numeric,
and the identifier cannot contain imbedded blanks.</p>
<p>Although not required, you can include one or more directories in the path
name. Each element of the path can be a maximum of 254 characters with the
total maximum path length of 256 characters. A path name can consist of any
of the EBCDIC characters except x00-x3F, xFF, ″, *, &lt;, &gt;, ?, and \.</p>
<p>The system stores all alphabetic characters for directory and file names
to the media in uppercase when created through HFS or the i5/OS™ save interfaces.
The system stores all alphabetic characters for directory and file names to
the media in mixed case when created through the integrated file system interfaces.
File name searches are case-insensitive meaning that you can use either uppercase
or lowercase characters to access existing files.</p>
<p>File searches on UDF volumes created by i5/OS are case-insensitive. For UDF media
created or updated by another operating system platform, a case sensitive
search is performed. If no case-sensitive match is found, a case-insensitve
match is returned if it exists. If multiple case-insensitive matches exist
on the UDF volume, an error will be returned indicating that ambiguous names
exist on the media. Some optical commands, such as Copy Optical (CPYOPT),
are not supported when duplicate, ambiguous file names exist. For example,
UDF created on another operating system may allow files ABC.ext and abc.EXT
to exist in the same directory. This is not supported by CPYOPT and may produce
unpredictable results.</p>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rzam4universaldiskformat.htm" title="UDF (Universal Disk Format) is the OSTA (Optical Storage Technology Association) supported subset of ISO/IEC 13346.">Universal disk format</a></div>
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