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

SPXTAPE
USERID FILE QUEUE FILENAME FILETYPE OPENDATE OPENTIME ORIGINID
userid file queue filename filetype opendate opentime originid
SIZE SEG_STAT HOLDSTAT RECCOUNT C FORM DEST LASTPAGE
size seg_stat holdstat reccount c form dest lastpage
Note: The heading is included before the first response 2 entry for that command
in the log. It is repeated each time the flow of response 2 entries for the
command is interrupted by some other response or message.
userid
is the user ID of the owner of the file. On LOAD, if the owner’s user ID does not
exist on the system or has reached the maximum number of spool IDs allowed
for that virtual machine, this is the user ID that entered the command.
file
is the spool ID that identifies the file. On LOAD, this is the new spool ID
assigned to the file on the system. If the file could not be loaded because no
spool IDs are available, this field contains the spool ID of the file when it was
dumped.
On LOAD or SCAN, if the file to be loaded or scanned is a duplicate of a file on
the system (the SEG_STAT field of this response contains the entry DUP_FILE),
this is the spool ID of the file on the system.
queue
is the source or destination queue (PRT, PUN, RDR, IMG, NLS, NSS, TRF, or
UCR) that identifies the type of file being processed.
filename
is the file name of the file.
filetype
is the file type of the file.
opendate
is the date the file was created, in the format mm/dd/yy.
opentime
is the file creation timestamp, in the format hh:mm:ss.
originid
is the user ID of the creator of the file. On LOAD, if the file owner’s user ID
does not exist on the system or has reached the maximum number of spool IDs
allowed for that virtual machine, the file owner’s user ID is placed in this field.
size
is the number of spool data pages the file occupies.
seg_stat
is the status of the file:
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PARTIAL
indicates the volume contains only a part of the file, which is continued on
one or more other volumes, and this part is not the one that completes the
processing of the file.
Note: If a tape read error occurs on LOAD or SCAN, SPXTAPE cannot
determine if the file is complete on this volume and puts PARTIAL in
this field.
COMPLETE
indicates the dump, load, or scan of the file has been completed on this