CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Disk File Maintenance Utilities
Restore all files to a different disk volume of the same device type:
DUMP VOL=T3380A
RESTORE VOL=T3380G OLDVOL=T3380A
TAPE Command
The TAPE command rewinds, rewinds and unloads, backspaces and forward
spaces a tape.
This command has the following format:
TAPE SYSnnn { BSF }
{ (BSF n) }
{ FSF }
{ (FSF n) }
{ REW }
{ RUN }
SYSnnn
Specifies the logical unit you want assigned to the tape drive. If omitted, the
default is SYS005 for a DUMP function and SYS006 for a RESTORE function.
The following operands are mutually exclusive:
BSF
(BSF n)
FSF
(FSF n)
REW
RUN
Backspaces the tape past one tapemark.
Backspaces the tape past n tapemarks.
Forward spaces the tape past one tapemark.
Forward spaces the tape past n tapemarks.
Rewinds a tape.
Rewinds and unloads the tape.
Note:
• You should issue the TAPE command only while the target logical unit is
closed (prior to the first OPEN or after a CLOSE and before the next
OPEN).
• The DUMP command creates standard-labeled files, so for each set of
OPEN|DUMP|CLOSE commands, three physical files are written to the
tape.
• After a CLOSE command for OUTPUT (DUMP command), the tape is
positioned following the tapemark that closes the trailer label of the last
file written.
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