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z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

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The second line of the response means that the card reader is currently active with<br />

a spool file. In this example, the reader at the real device number 000C is reading a<br />

card deck <strong>and</strong> creating a file that will be the user PERCY’s spool file 0021.<br />

Responses from Active Printers:<br />

If there is an impact printer in use as a system spooling device, you see a response<br />

like this:<br />

PRT 0E0E STARTED SYSTEM CLASS 1 SECLABEL<br />

PRT 0E0E FORM STANDARD MANUAL SEP NO3800 DEFFCB LIMIT NONE<br />

PRT 0E0E FOLD IMAGE IMAG4248 CHARS FCB FCB8 LPP 068<br />

PRT 0E0E DEST OFF DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE -<br />

PRT 0E0E NOAFP<br />

This response tells you the following about the impact printer at the real device<br />

number 0E0E. The first line tells you that the printer will:<br />

v Be available for spooling activity<br />

v Process files for any user ID<br />

v Select only class 1 spool files for processing.<br />

The second line tells you that it will:<br />

v Select files requesting the STANDARD form<br />

v Wait for the operator to schedule forms output<br />

v Generate a separator page for output files<br />

v Not accept spool files that contain 3800 load CCWs<br />

v Use the default forms control buffer that was loaded into it<br />

v Process spool files regardless of their length.<br />

The third line tells you that it will:<br />

v Translate (fold) lower case characters into upper case<br />

v Use the system image library file IMAG4248<br />

v Not use a character set<br />

v Use the forms control buffer FCB8.<br />

v Print separator pages with 68 lines per page.<br />

The fourth line tells you that the printer will not use destination values as a criterion<br />

for selecting files.<br />

The fifth line tells you that the printer will not process files with advanced function<br />

printer (AFP) characteristics, that is, files that contain X'5A' CCWs or an extended<br />

attributes buffer (XAB). For more information about each line of the response, see<br />

the tables below.<br />

You see a response like the following if there is a 3800 printer in use as a system<br />

spooling device, <strong>and</strong> that printer is currently active with a spool file:<br />

PRT 0F10 STARTED SYSTEM CLASS * SECLABEL<br />

PRT 0F10 FORM STANDARD AUTO SEP ANY3800 LIMIT NONE<br />

PRT 0F10 FLASH 0987 IMAGE IMAG3800 CHARS GF10 FCB 6 HOLD LPP 060<br />

PRT 0F10 DEST OFF DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE - DEST - NONE -<br />

PRT 0F10 AFP MARK<br />

PRT 0F10 PRINTING DAVID FILE 0002 RECS 130K COPY 005 SEQ 001<br />

This response tells you the following about the printer at the real device number<br />

0F10. The first line means that the printer will:<br />

v Be available for spooling activity<br />

v Process files for any user ID<br />

v Select spool files regardless of class.<br />

The second line tells you that the printer will:<br />

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