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

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indicates the spool ID range includes all spool IDs equal to or greater than
spoolid1.
CLass classlist
CLass *
selects files with any of the specified classes. You can specify from one to eight
classes (single alphanumeric characters with no intervening blanks).
For system data files, only certain classes are valid for each type of file. For
information about system data file classes, see the z/VM: CP Planning and
Administration.
If you specify an asterisk (*) for the class list, or if you omit this entire operand,
files are scanned regardless of class.
DEST dest
selects files with the specified destination value, which may be from one to
eight characters. If you omit this operand, files are scanned regardless of
destination value.
FORM form
FORM *
selects files with the specified operator form name, which may be from one to
eight characters. If you specify an asterisk (*) for the name, or if you omit this
entire operand, files are scanned regardless of form name.
FN fnpattern
selects files that match the specified file name search pattern. The pattern may
be a complete file name or a character string containing wild cards. For
information savet using wild cards, see Usage Note 1 on page 1508. You
cannot use this operand to select only files that have no file name (whose file
name field contains only blanks). If you omit this operand, files are scanned
regardless of file name (including those with no file name).
FT ftpattern
selects files that match the specified file type search pattern. The pattern may
be a complete file type or a character string containing wild cards. For
information about using wild cards, see Usage Note 1 on page 1508. You
cannot use this operand to select only files that have no file type (whose file
type field contains only blanks). If you omit this operand, files are scanned
regardless of file type (including those with no file type).
SYSHold
selects system-held files. If you specify SYSHOLD but not USERHOLD or
NOHOLD, only system-held files are scanned (which includes any file that is
both system-held and user-held). If you do not specify SYSHOLD, USERHOLD,
or NOHOLD, files are scanned regardless of hold status.
USERHold
selects user-held files. If you specify USERHOLD but not SYSHOLD or
NOHOLD, only user-held files are scanned (which includes any file that is both
user-held and system-held). If you do not specify USERHOLD, SYSHOLD, or
NOHOLD, files are scanned regardless of hold status.
NOHold
selects files that are not held. If you specify NOHOLD but not SYSHOLD or
USERHOLD, only files that are not held are scanned. If you do not specify
NOHOLD, SYSHOLD, or USERHOLD, files are scanned regardless of hold
status.
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