QUERY ALL
Authorization
Privilege Class: B
Purpose
Use QUERY ALL to display the status of all the real devices attached to the system. It also displays the size of real storage.
Operands
- ACTive
- indicates all active devices. An active device is one that is in use by a user or the system and is specified as neither FREE nor OFFLINE.
- ALL
- indicates all devices
attached to the system. The status is displayed in the order of ACTIVE, FREE, and OFFLINE. You
receive the same response as you would receive if you entered all of the following commands:
query all active query all free query all offline
- ATTach userid
- indicates the devices that are dedicated to a user on the system. If you specify userid, only devices attached to that user's virtual machine are indicated. If you do not specify userid, you receive the status of all devices dedicated to any user on the system. Attached devices are always active.
- BOXed
- indicates the devices that are unavailable (usually because of a hardware condition). A boxed device may also be active, free, or offline.
- FREe
- indicates all free devices. A free device is one that is not currently in use by a user or the system and is specified as neither ACTIVE nor OFFLINE.
- OFFline
- indicates all offline devices. An offline device is specified as neither ACTIVE nor FREE. The offline response will also show offline devices which are quiesced.
- QUIesced
- indicated all quiesced DASD. A quiesced device is an offline device which cannot be varied online until a resume request is received for the device.
- SYStem
- indicates the devices in use by the system. A system device is always active.
Usage Notes
- When you enter a QUERY ALL command, you must make sure the command's options are valid for each virtual machine associated with one or more prtids. For example, if you enter a QUERY ALL command with the ALL parameter and a service virtual machine (SVM) controlling a printer does not accept that parameter, you get an error message from the service virtual machine.
Responses
The response to a QUERY ALL command is a mixture of all of the following responses. CP presents the information you request in ascending order of real device numbers.
Response about Real Storage:
STORAGE = 0128768K
This means the system's real storage is approximately 128
megabytes.Response for Devices Needing Intervention:
A DASD 1801 intervention required.
DASD is the real device type, and might be replaced by one of the following:
Type | Meaning |
---|---|
FCP | SCSI device adapter |
TAPE | Magnetic tape |
RDR | Card reader |
PRT | Printer |
PUN | Card punch |
GRAF | Display device |
LINE | Communication line |
CTCA | Channel-to-channel adapter |
OSA | Open Systems Adapter |
CTLR | 3745 Communications Controller |
MSC | Mass Storage Controller |
SWCH | Dynamic Switching device |
DEV | Any other device. |
Responses from Real Channel-to-Channel Adapters:
CTCA 0480 ATTACHED TO PVM 0480
CTCA 0481 ATTACHED TO PVM 0481
CTCA 0482 ATTACHED TO RSCS 0482
CTCA 0483 ATTACHED TO RSCS 0483
CTCA 0484 ATTACHED TO PVM 0485
CTCA 0485 ATTACHED TO PVM 0484
CTCA 0486 ATTACHED TO VTAM 0486
CTCA 0700 ATTACHED TO TCPIP 0500
CTCA 0701 ATTACHED TO TCPIP 0501
The first number (for example, 0480) is the real device number of the channel-to-channel adapter.
The ATTACHED operand might also read BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is attached and
dedicated to a user, it is unavailable. PVM, RSCS, TCPIP, and VMNET are user IDs to which the CTCAs
are dedicated. The last number (for example, 0480) is the virtual device number that each virtual
machine uses to refer to a CTCA.CTCA 0487 FREE , CTCA 04A1 FREE , CTCA 04A2 FREE , CTCA 04A3 FREE
CTCA 04A4 FREE , CTCA 04A5 FREE , CTCA 04A9 FREE , CTCA 04AA FREE
CTCA 04AB FREE , CTCA 04BC FREE , CTCA 04BD FREE , CTCA 04BE FREE
CTCA 04BF FREE
This response shows the real device number for each free CTCA.The responses for offline and boxed adapters are in the same format.
Responses from FCP Adapter Devices:
FCP 0480 ATTACHED TO LINUX1 0480 CHPID F1
FCP 0481 ATTACHED TO LINUX1 0481 CHPID F1
FCP 0482 ATTACHED TO LINUX2 0482 CHPID F1
FCP 0483 ATTACHED TO LINUX3 0483 CHPID F1
FCP 0484 ATTACHED TO TEST1 0485 CHPID F1
FCP 0485 ATTACHED TO TEST1 0484 CHPID F1
The first number is the real device number of the FCP adapter device. The ATTACHED operand might
also read BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is attached and dedicated to a user, it is
unavailable. LINUX1, LINUX2, LINUX3, and TEST1 are user IDs to which the FCP devices are dedicated.
The next number is the virtual device number that each virtual machine uses to refer to an FCP
device. The last number is the CHPID number (channel path) associated with the device number.FCP 04A1 FREE , FCP 04A2 FREE , FCP 04A3 FREE , FCP 04A4 FREE
FCP 04A5 FREE , FCP 04A6 FREE , FCP 04A9 FREE , FCP 04AA FREE
FCP 04AB FREE , FCP 04BC FREE , FCP 04BD FREE , FCP 04BE FREE
FCP 04BF FREE
This response shows the real device number for each free FCP device.The responses for offline and boxed devices are in the same format.
Responses from Real DASD:
DASD 0280 CP SYSTEM XAUSR1 49
DASD 0281 CP SYSTEM XAUSR2 24
DASD 0282 CP SYSTEM XAUSR3 49
DASD 0283 CP SYSTEM XAUSR4 34
DASD 0284 CP SYSTEM XAUSR5 42
DASD 0285 CP SYSTEM XAUSR6 20
DASD 0A01 CP OWNED ESAP01 3
DASD 0A02 CP OWNED ESAP02 1
DASD 0A03 CP OWNED ESAP03 1
DASD 0A04 CP OWNED ESAP04 1
DASD 0A05 CP OWNED ESAP05 1
DASD 0C08 CP SYSTEM ESAP7 1
DASD 0C09 CP SYSTEM ESAP6 1
DASD 1800 CP SYSTEM USPK1 4
DASD 1801 CP SYSTEM USPK2 2
The first number listed (for example, 0280) is the real device number of the DASD. SYSTEM indicates
the device is allocated to the system for use as users' minidisks. OWNED indicates the device is
used by the system for paging and spooling activity. XAUSR1, ESAP01, and the rest are volume labels
of the devices. The last number (for example, 49) indicates the number of links to minidisks
contained on the volume.DASD 181A CP SYSTEM ESAP2C SHARED
DASD 181B CP OWNED ESAP2F RESERVE PENDING FOR USER DAVID
DASD 181C CP OWNED ESAP30 RESERVED BY SYSTEM
DASD 0820 ATTACHED TO OLIVER 01FC R/0 XAUSR4
This means that the DASD at the
real device number 0820 is attached to OLIVER's virtual machine as the virtual device 01FC. The
DASD's volume identifier is XAUSR4. R/O means the user OLIVER has read-only access to the DASD. R/O
might also read R/W, which means the user has read-write access. ATTACHED may be replaced with
BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is dedicated to a user, it is unavailable (usually
because of a hardware condition).Responses from Real Graphic Display Devices:
GRAF 0BCD ATTACHED TO OLIVER 0010
This message means the graphic display
device at the real device number 0BCD is attached to OLIVER's virtual machine as the virtual device
0010. ATTACHED may be replaced with BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is dedicated to a
user, it is unavailable (usually because of a hardware condition).GRAF 08E0 LOGON AS SVCDIR 0009
VTAM CONTROLS THE FOLLOWING LU'S
GRAF WGU9E316 LOGON AS DONNA 0009
GRAF TN6PV192 LOGON AS CORAK 0009
This response tells you the user SVCDIR is logged on through the graphic display device at 08E0. The
number 0009 is SVCDIR's virtual console device number.The second line of the response tells you the terminals are SNA terminals and the user ID VTAM® controls them. VTAM is a VTAM service machine (VSM) recognized by z/VM CP. Any logical units controlled by this VTAM service machine that are logged onto or dialed into the system are described in the response lines following this line.
The numbers WGU9E316 and TN6PV192 identify SNA terminals controlled by a VTAM service machine. They are the names from the VTAM definition of the terminals as SNA logical units.
DONNA and CORAK are the users logged on through VTAM; each has 0009 as the virtual console device number.
LINE 00E5 FREE , LINE 00E6 FREE , LINE 00C0 FREE
GRAF 08E1 ENABLED , GRAF 08E2 ENABLED , GRAF 08E3 ENABLED , GRAF 08E4 ENABLED
GRAF 08E5 ENABLED , GRAF 08E6 ENABLED , PRT 08E7 ENABLED , GRAF 0BC0 ENABLED
GRAF 0BC1 ENABLED , GRAF 0BC2 ENABLED , GRAF 0BC3 ENABLED , GRAF 0BC4 ENABLED
GRAF 0BC5 ENABLED , GRAF 0BC6 ENABLED , GRAF 0BC7 ENABLED , GRAF 0BC8 ENABLED
The responses for offline and boxed displays are in the same format.
Responses from Real Communication Lines:
LINE 00F0 ATTACHED TO OLIVER 0010
This response means the communication line
with the real device number 00F0 is attached to OLIVER's virtual machine as the virtual device 0010.
ATTACHED may be replaced with BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is dedicated to a user,
it is unavailable (usually because of a hardware condition).LINE 00FA LOGON AS DAVID 0009
LINE 00FB DIALED TO PVM 00F9
This
response tells you the user DAVID is logged on through the communication line at 00FA. The number
0009 is the virtual device number of the virtual console where DAVID is logged on. The second line
tells you the terminal connected to communications line 00FB is dialed to PVM's virtual device
number 00F9.LINE 00C1 FREE , LINE 00C2 FREE , LINE 00C3 FREE , LINE 00C4 FREE
LINE 00C5 FREE , LINE 00C6 FREE , LINE 00C7 FREE , LINE 00C8 FREE
LINE 00E1 FREE , LINE 00E2 FREE , LINE 00E3 FREE , LINE 00E4 FREE
LINE 00E5 FREE , LINE 00E6 FREE , LINE 00C0 FREE
Responses for boxed and offline communication lines are in the same format.Responses from Open Systems Adapter Devices:
q 480-486
OSA 0480 ATTACHED TO PVM 0480
OSA 0481 ATTACHED TO PVM 0481
OSA 0482 ATTACHED TO RSCS 0482
OSA 0483 ATTACHED TO RSCS 0483
OSA 0484 ATTACHED TO PVM 0485
OSA 0485 ATTACHED TO PVM 0484
OSA 0486 ATTACHED TO VTAM 0486
Ready;
The first number is the real device number of the Open Systems Adapter devices. The ATTACHED operand
might also read BOX/ATTC, meaning that although the device is attached and dedicated to a user, it
is unavailable. PVM, RSCS, TCPIP, and VMNET are user IDs to which the OSA devices are dedicated. The
last number is the virtual device number which each virtual machine uses to refer to an OSA
device.q 4a1-4bf free
OSA 04A1 FREE , OSA 04A2 FREE , OSA 04A3 FREE , OSA 04A4 FREE
OSA 04A4 FREE , OSA 04A5 FREE , OSA 04A9 FREE , OSA 04AA FREE
OSA 04AB FREE , OSA 04BC FREE , OSA 04BD FREE , OSA 04BE FREE
OSA 04BF FREE
This response shows the real device number for each free OSA device.The responses for offline and boxed devices are in the same format.
Responses from Real Dynamic Switching Devices:
SWCH 0CD5 ATTACHED TO EMILY 0012
This means the switching device at the real
device number 0CD5 is attached to EMILY's virtual machine as the virtual device number 0012.
ATTACHED may be replaced by BOX/ATTC, which indicates that the dedicated switching device is not
available (usually because of a hardware condition).SWCH 0387 FREE , SWCH 03A1 FREE , SWCH 03A2 FREE , SWCH 03A3 FREE
SWCH 03A4 FREE , SWCH 03A5 FREE , SWCH 03A9 FREE , SWCH 03AA FREE
This response shows the real device number for each free switching device. Responses for boxed and
offline switching devices are in the same format.Responses from Real Magnetic Tape Drives:
TAPE 0102 ATTACHED TO RALPH 0236 R/W
This means that the magnetic tape drive
at the address 0102 is attached to RALPH's virtual machine as the virtual device number 0236. R/W
means that the user RALPH has read-write access to the tape drive. R/W might also read R/O, which
means the user has read-only access.TAPE 0242 ASSIGNED SYSTEM TRSAVE
TAPE 0244 BOXED
TAPE 2100 ATTACHED TO USER1 0181 R/W NOASSIGN MULTIUSER
TAPE 2100 ATTACHED TO USER2 0181 R/W NOASSIGN MULTIUSER
This means that the tape drive at real address 2100 is attached to USER1 and USER2 at virtual device
address 0181. MULTIUSER indicates that the tape drive is shared by both users, and NOASSIGN states
that the users must manage the assignment of the tape drive by using assign and unassign I/O.Responses for free or offline tape drives will be in the same format.
Responses from Real Unit Record Devices:
RDR 000C ATTACHED TO JAMES 02F0
This response means that the real card
reader at the device number 000C is dedicated to JAMES's virtual machine at the virtual device
number 02F0. RDR might be replaced by PRT or PUN, depending on the kind of unit record device.
ATTACHED might be replaced by BOX/ATTC, which indicates that the device is attached to the virtual
machine but is unavailable (usually because of a hardware problem).Responses from Active Readers:
RDR 000C STARTED SYSTEM
RDR 000C READING PERCY FILE 0021
000C is the real
device number of the card reader. STARTED indicates the device is available for spooling activity.
SYSTEM means the device is available for input with user identification cards. STARTED might be
replaced by any of the following: - DRAINING, which means the device would be unavailable for spooling activity as soon as it finished processing the current file.
- DRAINED, which means the device was unavailable for spooling activity. You could enter the CP START command to restart it.
- INT REQ, which means the device is not ready and requires manual intervention before spool file processing could resume.
SYSTEM might be replaced by a user ID, which means the device was available for input without user identification cards. All input decks would be assigned to the user ID specified.
The second line of the response means the card reader is currently active with a spool file. In this example, the reader at the real device number 000C is reading a card deck and creating a file that will be the user PERCY's spool file 0021.
Responses from Active Printers:
PRT 0E0E STARTED SYSTEM CLASS 1 SECLABEL
PRT 0E0E FORM STANDARD MANUAL SEP NO3800 DEFFCB LIMIT NONE
PRT 0E0E FOLD IMAGE IMAG4248 CHARS FCB FCB8 LPP 068
PRT 0E0E DEST OFF DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE -
PRT 0E0E NOAFP
This response tells you the following about the impact printer at the real device number 0E0E. The
first line tells you the printer will: - Be available for spooling activity
- Process files for any user ID
- Select only class 1 spool files for processing.
- Select files requesting the STANDARD form
- Wait for the operator to schedule forms output
- Generate a separator page for output files
- Not accept spool files that contain 3800 load CCWs
- Use the default forms control buffer that was loaded into it
- Process spool files regardless of their length.
- Translate (fold) lower case characters into upper case
- Use the system image library file IMAG4248
- Not use a character set
- Use the forms control buffer FCB8.
- Print separator pages with 68 lines per page.
The fifth line tells you the printer will not process files with advanced function printer (AFP) characteristics, that is, files that contain X'5A' CCWs or an extended attributes buffer (XAB). For more information about each line of the response, see the tables below.
PRT 0F10 STARTED SYSTEM CLASS * SECLABEL
PRT 0F10 FORM STANDARD AUTO SEP ANY3800 LIMIT NONE
PRT 0F10 FLASH 0987 IMAGE IMAG3800 CHARS GF10 FCB 6 HOLD LPP 060
PRT 0F10 DEST OFF DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE -
PRT 0F10 AFP MARK
PRT 0F10 PRINTING DAVID FILE 0002 RECS 130K COPY 005 SEQ 001
This response tells you the following about the printer at the real device number 0F10. The first
line means the printer will: - Be available for spooling activity
- Process files for any user ID
- Select spool files regardless of class.
- Select files requesting the STANDARD form
- Automatically schedule forms output
- Generate a separator page for output files
- Accept spool files that contain 3800 load CCWs
- Process spool files regardless of their length.
- Use the forms overlay negative called 0987
- Use the system image library file IMAG3800
- Use the character set GF10
- Print six lines per inch
- Put spool files causing 3800 load checks into system HOLD status.
- Print separator pages with 60 lines per page.
- Process files with advanced function printer (AFP) characteristics, that is, files that contain X'5A' CCWs or an extended attributes buffer (XAB).
- Mark separator trailer pages with separator bars.
- The printer is active with the spool file 0002, owned by the user DAVID.
- The number of records remaining for output in the file is 130K. K is the number of records in thousands rounded to the nearest 1000. If the number is greater than 999499, the number is shown as nnnM, where M represents the number of lines in millions rounded to the nearest million.
- There are five copies remaining for output.
- The sequence for the file on the printer is 001.
The parts of the first line of the response for impact printers and 3800 printers might also be as follows:
Category | Possible Values | Meaning |
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Status | STARTED | Device is available for spooling activity. |
DRAINING | Device is processing a file, but will be drained after the file is finished. | |
DRAINED | Device is not available for spooling activity. Issue the CP START command to activate the device. | |
INT REQ | Device is not available, and needs manual intervention before it can continue to process spool files. | |
SETUP REQ | Printer is ready to print an alignment page so that the operator can align the forms properly on an impact printer. The operator must press the STOP and START buttons to print another alignment page, or enter the START command to begin printing the entire file. | |
MOUNT REQ | Printer is waiting for the operator to mount a new form. | |
User ID | SYSTEM | Device processes files for any user ID. |
userid | Device processes files only for the specified user ID. | |
Spool file class | CLASS cl | Device services spool files of the specified classes, in the specified order. An output device can service as many as 8 output classes. |
The parts of the second line of the response can be:
Category | Possible Values | Meaning |
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Form | FORM form | Device services the specified 1- to 8-character operator form number. |
Scheduling | MANUAL | Operator schedules forms output. Only spool files with the form currently active on the device are processed. When the last spool file with the current form is printed, the printer stops. |
AUTO | Operator wants CP to schedule forms output. The form that is currently active is processed first. When all files with the current form have been printed, CP selects a new form for the device. | |
SETUP | Operator wants CP to print a page for forms alignment verification. (Only valid
for impact printers.) The operator receives a message to set up the form. After setting up the form,
the operator must press the STOP button, then the START button. An alignment page prints with
letters replaced by X's and numbers replaced by 9's on the first page of the file. Each time the operator presses STOP and START after a full alignment page is printed, another alignment page prints. After aligning the forms, the operator enters the START command for the device. The printer then returns to its previous mode (AUTO or MANUAL), and the file prints in its entirety. Note: If neither MANUAL, AUTO, nor SETUP is specified and the printer is currently in SETUP mode, it
returns to the previous mode, AUTO or MANUAL. The default forms output is MANUAL.
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File separator | SEP | File separator prints between output files. |
NOSEP | File separator does not print between output files. | |
3800 load CCWs | NO3800 | Printer does not print any spool files containing 3800 load CCWs. This option ensures a fast output queue, because load CCWs issued to 3800 printers can take a lot of time. |
BEG3800 | Only spool files without 3800 load CCWs, or spool files with 3800 load CCWs only at the beginning of the file, print on this device. This allows the user an initial setup with which the entire file can be printed. | |
ANY3800 | Output device will process spool files regardless of whether they contain 3800 load CCWs. This option may cause a slower output queue, based on the number of 3800 load CCWs issued by the spool files. | |
Default FCB | DEFFCB | Printer uses the default FCB with which it was loaded. CP does not send imbedded LOAD FCB CCWs to the printer. The LOADBUF command specifies the default FCB. |
FILEFCB | CP sends FCBs to the real printer. File FCBs are LOAD FCB CCWs imbedded in the
spool file. This is the default when you start the printer after a cold start. Note: DEFFCB and
FILEFCB only appear for non-1403 impact printers.
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Length limit | LIMIT NONE | CP selects files for printing regardless of the number of records. |
LIMIT nnnnnnnnnn | CP only selects spool files for printing that are less than or equal to the specified number of records. The spool file record number is the number of copies multiplied by the size of the file. |
The parts of the third line of the response can be:
Category | Possible Values | Meaning |
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Folding into upper case | FOLD | CP translates (folds) lower case characters into upper case. |
NOFOLD | CP does not translate lower case characters into upper case. Note: FOLD and
NOFOLD only appear for impact printers.
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Forms overlay negative | FLASH name | Printer uses the specified forms overlay negative, which is from 1 to 4
characters long. Note: FLASH only appears for 3800 printers.
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Image library | IMAGE imagelib | Printer uses the specified system image library file, which contains the load images (character sets, FCBs, graphic character modifications, or copy modifications) used for printing files and separator pages. |
Character set | CHARS chars | Printer uses the specified character set, which is from 1 to 4 characters long, when printing the separator page. |
FCB | FCB name | For impact printers: printer uses the specified FCB when printing the file or
the separator page. For 3800 printers: the FCB is the number of lines per inch. Note: FCB does not
appear for 1403-type printers.
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3800 load checks | HOLD | Printer puts spool files causing 3800 load checks in system HOLD status. |
PURGE | Printer deletes spool files causing 3800 load checks. Note: HOLD and PURGE only
appear for 3800 printers.
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Lines per page | LPP | Defines the number of lines for file separator pages on the printer. |
The parts of the next-to-last line of this response can be:
Category | Possible Values | Meaning |
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Destination | DEST | Printer services the specified destination values. The printer can service up to 4 destination values. The first value for the device is always OFF if it was not specifically set by either a START command, or at initialization with the RDEVICE statement in the system configuration file. If it was set, the specified destination is shown. If the remaining destination values were not specified, the values are null and are shown as – NONE –. If they were specified, the specified value is shown. |
AFP | AFP | Printer processes files with advanced function printer (AFP) characteristics, that is, files that contain X'5A' CCWs or an extended attributes buffer (XAB). |
NOAFP | Printer does not process files with AFP characteristics. | |
Mark separator trailer pages | MARK | Printer marks 3800 trailer pages with separator bars. |
NOMARK | Printer does not mark 3800 trailer pages with separator bars. Note: MARK and
NOMARK only appear for 3800 printers.
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Responses from Active Card Punches
q 1f30
PUN 1F30 STARTED SYSTEM CLASS 1
PUN 1F30 FORM STANDARD AUTO NOSEP LIMIT NONE
PUN 1F30 DEST OFF DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE -
PUN 1F30 PUNCHING JAMES FILE 0042 RECS 012K COPY 002 SEQ 001
Ready;
This response tells you the following about the card punch at the real device number 1F30. The first
line means that the punch will: - Be available for spooling activity
- Process files for any user ID
- Select class 1 spool files.
- Select files requesting STANDARD form
- Automatically schedule forms output
- Not generate a separator page for output files.
The third line tells you that the punch will not use destination values as a criterion for selecting files.
The parts of the first line of the response can also be:
Category | Possible Values | Meaning |
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Status | STARTED | Device is available for spooling activity. |
DRAINING | Device is processing a file, but will be drained when the file is finished. | |
DRAINED | Device is not available for spooling activity. Issue the CP START command to activate the device. | |
INT REQ | Device is not available; it needs manual intervention before it can continue to process spool files. | |
SETUP REQ | Punch is ready to generate an alignment page to let the operator align the forms properly on an impact printer. The operator must press the STOP and START buttons to print another alignment page, or enter the START command to begin printing the entire file. | |
MOUNT REQ | Punch is waiting for the operator to mount a new form. | |
User ID | SYSTEM | Device processes files for any user ID. |
userid | Device processes files only for the specified user ID. | |
Spool file class | CLASS cl | Device services spool files of the specified classes, in the specified order. An output device can service as many as 8 output classes. |
The options for the second line of the response can be:
Category | Possible Values | Meaning |
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Form | FORM form | Device services the specified 1- to 8-character operator form number. |
Scheduling | MANUAL | Operator schedules forms output. Only spool files with the form currently active on the device are processed. When the last spool file with the current form is punched, the punch stops. |
AUTO | Operator wants CP to schedule forms output. The form that is currently active is processed first. After punching all files with the current form, CP selects a new form for the device. | |
File separator | SEP | File separator prints between output files. |
NOSEP | File separator does not print between output files. | |
Length limit | LIMIT NONE | CP selects files for punching regardless of the number of records. |
LIMIT nnnnnnnnnn | CP only selects spool files for punching that are less than or equal to the specified number of records. The spool file record number is the number of copies multiplied by the size of the file. |
The options for the third line of the response can be:
Category | Possible Values | Meaning |
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Destination value | DEST | Printer services the specified destination values. The printer can service up to 4 destination values. The first value for the device is always OFF if it was not specifically set by either a START command, or at initialization with the RDEVICE statement in the system configuration file. If it was set, the specified destination is shown. If the remaining destination values were not specified, the values are null and are shown as – NONE –. If they were specified, the specified value is shown. |
The last line of this response only appears if there is a file active on the card punch. The line in the example above tells you the punch at the real device number 1F30 is punching the spool file 0042, owned by the user JAMES. The number of records remaining for output in the file is 12K. K is the number of records in thousands rounded to the nearest 1000. If the number is greater than 999499, the number is shown as nnnM. M represents the number of lines in millions rounded to the nearest million. There are two copies remaining for output. The sequence for the file on the punch is 001.
Responses from Boxed Unit Record Devices:
RDR 000F BOXED
000F is the real device number of the card reader
that is unavailable. RDR might be replaced by PRT or PUN.Messages
- HCP003E Invalid option - option
- HCP020E Userid missing or invalid.
- HCP263E Too many operands were supplied for this command.