CA Dynam for VSE User Guide

Managing Special Files
AR CASTART BG
BG
BG EOJ PAUSE
DATE 01/22/00,CLOCK 20/19/36,DURATION 00/03/86
F1 1Q34I BG WAITING FOR WORK
F1 1Q34I LST WAITING FOR WORK ON 02E
AR CASTART F2
F2 CADT007I **** WORK TAPEOUT SYS011=299 100723 1 *F2AWORK*
F2 CADT031I *CLOSED* TAPEOUT SYS011=299 100723 F2AWORK BLK=5
F2 // TLBL TAPEIN,'==@WORK,W,R'
F2 // TLBL TAPEOUT,'AR RP MSTR,W'
F2 // EXEC MSTRIO
F2 CADT032I ASSIGNED TAPEIN SYS010=299 100723 F2AWORK
F2 CADT007I **** LABEL TAPEOUT SYS011=29A 100665 1 *AR RP MSTR*
F2 CADT028I RELEASED TAPEIN INPUT 100723 F2AWORK
F2 CADT031I *CLOSED* TAPEOUT SYS011=29A 100665 AR RP MSTR BLK=55
F2 EOJ ARRPUPD
DATE 01/22/00,CLOCK 20/20/15,DURATION 00/01/19
The same job stream as in the previous example is run in partition F2. When
no available scratch tape is found during AVR, CA Dynam/T issues the
CADT008D MOUNT message. The operator responds with STATUS, and finds
that tape drives are either DVCDN (298) or assigned in another partition (299
and 29A). Then the operator issues the STOP command to place the partition
in a wait state and free the console until a tape drive becomes available. The
job running in BG finishes, F2 is restarted with the CASTART command, and
processing continues.
Following a CASTART to awaken a STOPPED partition, CA Dynam/T performs
AVR again before reissuing the MOUNT message. The scratch tape, which is
now available, is automatically allocated as F2AWORK; the job stream
continues as in the first example.
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