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

RDR
selects reader spool files. Class D or G users can use this operand. (If you
have only class G authority, only files owned by your user ID are dumped.)
STD
selects all types of standard spool files (printer, punch, and reader). Class D or
G users can use this operand. (If you have only class G authority, only files
owned by your user ID are dumped.)
IMG
selects image libraries. Class D or E users can use this operand.
NLS
selects national language support files, such as message repository files. Class
D or E users can use this operand.
NSS
selects named saved systems and saved segments. Class D or E users can
use this operand.
TRFiles
selects system trace files. Class D, E, or G users can use this operand. (If you
have only class G authority, only files owned by your user ID are dumped.)
UCR
selects user class restructure files. Class D or E users can use this operand.
SDF
selects all types of system data files (IMG, NLS, NSS, TRFILES, and UCR).
Class D or E users can use this operand.
SPOOL
selects all types of standard spool files and system data files. Because this
includes all spooling system queues, only class D users can use this operand.
File Attribute Selection Operands:
USER userid
USER *
selects files owned by the specified user ID. An asterisk (*) indicates your own
user ID. (If you are a class G user, you cannot specify any entry except your
own user ID or *.)
If you are a class D or class E user, you must specify this operand if you are
selecting standard spool files or system trace files by spool ID.
If you omit this operand, files are dumped regardless of user ID. (If you have
only class G authority, only files owned by your user ID are dumped.)
ALL
selects files regardless of file attributes other than user ID. This is the default.
SPID
indicates the following value is a spool ID.
spoolid1
is the spool ID of a single file to be dumped or the start of a range of spool IDs.
If you omit this operand, files are dumped regardless of spool ID.
If you are a class D or class E user, you must also specify the USER userid
operand when selecting standard spool files or system trace files by spool ID.
spoolid2
is the end of the spool ID range.
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