Table 1 describes the format of the subtype 87 data section.
Offsets | Name | Length | Format | Description |
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0 0 | ST87TDDN | 4 | EBCDIC | MVS device number that corresponds to the tape drive on which the volume was mounted. |
4 4 | ST87TDDT | 4 | EBCDIC | MVS UCB device type associated with the tape drive on which the volume was mounted. |
8 8 | ST87TVUN | 8 | EBCDIC | Unit name associated with the tape volume and used to allocate the tape drive. |
16 10 | ST87VSN | 6 | EBCDIC | Volume serial number of the tape volume. |
22 16 | ST87TMT | 2 | EBCDIC | Tape media type.
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24 18 | ST87TVT | 1 | EBCDIC | OAM tape volume type.
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25 19 | * | 3 | binary | Reserved. |
28 1C | ST87SGN | 8 | EBCDIC | Name of the OBJECT or OBJECT BACKUP storage group. |
36 24 | ST87RC | 4 | binary | LCS return code. |
40 28 | ST87RS | 4 | binary | LCS reason code. |
44 2C | ST87FLGS | 4 | binary | Processing flags.
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48 30 | ST87TMNT | 4 | binary | Elapsed time in milliseconds that the tape volume was mounted, measured from the time that the first DFP OPEN macro completed to the time the tape volume was deallocated by an SVC 99 dynamic deallocation request. |
52 34 | ST87NOW | 4 | binary | Number of objects written to this tape volume while it was mounted. |
56 38 | ST87NKBW | 4 | binary | Number of logical kilobytes of object data written to this tape volume while it was mounted. X'FFFFFFFF' indicates the counter has overflowed. |
60 3C | ST87NOR | 4 | binary | Number of objects read from this tape volume while it was mounted. |
64 40 | ST87NKBR | 4 | binary | Number of kilobytes of object data read from this tape volume while it was mounted. X'FFFFFFFF' indicates the counter has overflowed. |
68 44 | ST87NBW | 8 | binary | Number of logical bytes of object data written to this tape volume while it was mounted. |
76 4C | ST87NBR | 8 | binary | Number of bytes of object data read from this tape volume while it was mounted |
Note: For subtype 87, the total
value in fields that refer to "number of kilobytes" or "number of
bytes" will be rounded up.
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