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-    zfs list [-rH] [-o prop[,prop] ...] [-t type[,type] ...]
-    filesystem|volume|snapshot ...

+    zfs list [-rH] [-o prop[,prop]...] [-t type[,type]...]
+    [-s property [-s property]...] [-S property [-S property]...]
+    filesystem|volume|snapshot ...



	Lists the property information for the given datasets in
        tabular form. By default, all datasets are displayed and
        contain the following fields:

              name,used,available,referenced,mountpoint

         -H              Used for scripting mode.  Do  not  print
                         headers  and separate fields by a single
                         tab instead of arbitrary whitespace.

         -r              Recursively display any children of  the
                         dataset on the command line.

         -o prop         A comma-separated list of properties  to
                         display.  Must  be one of the properties
                         described in the  "Properties"  section,
                         or  the  special value "name" to display
                         the dataset name.

+	-s col	 	 A list of properties to use for sorting
+			 by column. col should be a column name. See
+			 COLUMNS below for available columns. Multiple
+			 -s options are evaluated from left to right, 
+			 in decreasing order of importance.

+	-S col	 	 Sorts by col in the opposite order as option -s. 

+	Numeric types sort in ascending/descending order.

+	String types sort in alphabetical order.

+	Types inappropriate for a row sort that row to the 
+	literal bottom, regardless of the specified ordering.

+	If no sorting options are specified the existing 
+	behavior of 'zfs list' is preserved.

+	COLUMNS:

+		type
+		creation
+		used
+		available
+		referenced
+		compressratio
+		mounted
+		origin
+		quota
+		reservation
+		volsize
+		volblocksize
+		recordsize
+		mountpoint
+		sharenfs
+		checksum
+		atime
+		devices
+		exec
+		setuid
+		readonly
+		zoned
+		snapdir
+		aclmode
+		aclinherit

         -t type         A  comma-separated  list  of  types   to
                         display,   where   "type"   is   one  of
                         "filesystem",  "snapshot"  or  "volume"
			 For  example,  specifying  "-t snapshot"
                         displays only snapshots.

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