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

FILES PROCESSED: n,nnn,nnn
indicates the number of files processed by the operation for this volume. If a file
is split between two or more volumes, only the part that completes the
processing of the file is counted (the one for which response 2 is issued with
COMPLETE in the SEG_STAT field).
SPOOL PAGES: nn,nnn,nnn
indicates the number of spool pages processed by the operation for this
volume. 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.
Note: This number may differ from the actual pages contained on the volume if
there are any partial files on the volume. For DUMP, XAB data pages
and map pages are reported with the first volume that contains part of
the file. For LOAD or SCAN, XAB data pages and map pages are
reported with the volume that completes the file (the one for which
response 2 is issued with COMPLETE in the SEG_STAT field).
When you receive this response, the tape drive enters the mount-pending state.
The drive remains in this state until you mount and ready another tape. If this is a
DUMP operation and there are other drives active that you believe will hold the rest
of the files, do nothing. The mount-pending condition is removed when the
command completes.
For the SPXTAPE operation to complete, you must mount enough volumes to
complete any files in the process of being dumped, loaded, or scanned that span
volumes. If a file takes more than one additional volume, you receive this response
at the end of each volume until you reach the last volume.
If you do not want to continue the operation on this drive, do one of the following:
v Enter the SPXTAPE END command to remove the drive from the active drives
or, if this is the last active drive, to end the operation.
v Enter the SPXTAPE CANCEL command for the device. However, if this was a
DUMP operation, and if the device specified in the response is the last or only
tape drive in the operation, using CANCEL could cause a file that was started on
a previous tape volume to be not completed on this volume. You should use
CANCEL only if you want to immediately halt the operation on the device
regardless of the status of the files.
If all drives enter the mount-pending state and you take no action, the command
remains dormant.
Response 6:
When SPXTAPE DUMP is dumping files to tape, it reports its progress at the
interval requested with the PROGress_interval option (or about every 15 seconds
by default) by displaying the following response on the screen.
SPXTAPE DUMPING {vdev }; n,nnn,nnn FILES, PAGES nn,nnn,nnn
{vdev1-vdev2}
nn% COMPLETE
DUMPING
identifies the SPXTAPE operation that was active.
vdev
SPXTAPE
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