XFD-MAP tells the runtime system to associate certain filenames with a particular XFD. This enables you to use one XFD for many different files. You can use XFD-MAP to add or replace the existing value depending on the setting of the XFD-MAP-RESET variable. For more information, see the information regarding the XFD-MAP-RESET variable.
The XFD-MAP variable has this syntax:
XFD-MAP [pattern = base-xfd-name] ...
where pattern consists of any valid filename characters and may include "*" or "?". These two characters are special:
* matches any number of characters
? matches a single occurrence of any character
Examples
XFD-MAP CUST????=CUST
matches both CUST0001 and CUSTOMER and causes them to be associated with the XFD "cust.xfd".
XFD-MAP CUST*1=CUSTOMER
matches CUST001 and CUST0001 and CUST00001and causes them to be associated with the XFD "customer.xfd".