QUERY MAXSPOOL

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagram Query MAXSPOOL 1*SYSTEM2userid3
Notes:
  • 1 If QUERY MAXSPOOL is executed with the AT command, the SYSTEM or userid operand is required.
  • 2 SYSTEM is valid only for class D users.
  • 3 A class G user may specify only the user's own user ID.

Authorization

Privilege Class: D, G

Purpose

Use QUERY MAXSPOOL to display the spool file limit for the system or for any individual user of that system.

Operands

*
displays the maximum number of spool files allowed for the user who issues the command.
SYSTEM
displays the total number of spool files allowed for the system.
userid
displays the maximum number of spool files allowed for the specified user.

Usage Notes

  1. The user maximum spool file number is set through the SPOOLFILE directory statement.

Responses

Response 1:
MAXIMUM SPOOL FILE COUNT FOR {SYSTEM} IS number
                             {userid}
indicates the maximum spool file count allowed.
SYSTEM
userid
identifies the system or userid specified on the QUERY MAXSPOOL command.
number
identifies the maximum spool file count allowed. If you specify SYSTEM, the number is the total number of files allowed in the system. If you specify userid, this is the total number of files that this user is allowed to maintain.

Messages

  • HCP003E Invalid option - {option|command contains extra option(s) starting with option}
  • HCP007E Invalid userid - userid
  • HCP053E [XAUTOLOG failed for userid:] userid|value not in CP directory
  • HCP475I Fatal I/O error trying to read directory from volid [for user userid]