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

SPXTAPE
When SPXTAPE DUMP, LOAD, or SCAN finishes processing, the following
response is written in the command summary log and displayed on the screen.
SPXTAPE {DUMP} COMMAND {COMPLETED } ON VDEV {vdev } [WITH ERRORS]
{LOAD} {ENDED } {vdev1-vdev2}
{SCAN} {CANCELED }
{TERMINATED}
TIME STARTED: hh:mm:ss
TIME ENDED: hh:mm:ss
TAPE COUNT: nnn
FILES PROCESSED: n,nnn,nnn
SPOOL PAGES: nn,nnn,nnn
DUMP
LOAD
SCAN
is the SPXTAPE operation that has finished.
COMPLETED
indicates the operation completed on its own accord.
ENDED
indicates the user ended the operation with the SPXTAPE END command.
CANCELED
indicates the user canceled the operation with the SPXTAPE CANCEL
command or by resetting the last tape drive.
TERMINATED
indicates the system terminated the operation. One or more messages are
issued to identify the reason.
VDEV vdev
VDEV vdev1-vdev2
indicates the virtual device number, or the range of virtual device numbers, on
which the SPXTAPE operation was active.
WITH ERRORS
indicates there was a problem processing at least one file. The specific files and
problems are reported in messages and recorded in the logs.
TIME STARTED: hh:mm:ss
indicates the time the SPXTAPE command started.
TIME ENDED: hh:mm:ss
indicates the time the SPXTAPE command ended.
TAPE COUNT: nnn
indicates the number of tape volumes processed by the operation.
FILES PROCESSED: n,nnn,nnn
indicates the number of files processed by the operation. A file that is split
between two or more volumes is counted only once.
SPOOL PAGES: nn,nnn,nnn
indicates the number of spool pages processed by the operation. This includes
XAB data pages and map pages. For SCAN, this is the number of pages that
would be required to hold the files if they were loaded.
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