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

DDR
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PRint
TYpe
cyl1
This example restores data previously dumped from an FBA device to another FBA
device with device number 250. Blocks 10 through 20 stored on the tape are
restored to the DASD on blocks 30 through 40.
If cylinder or block extents are being defined from the console, the user need only
enter DUMP, COPY or RESTORE on the command line. The following is displayed:
ENTER CYLINDER EXTENTS
ENTER:
or
block1
ENTER BLOCK EXTENTS
ENTER:
For any extent after the first extent, the following message is displayed.
ENTER NEXT EXTENT OR NULL LINE
ENTER:
You may then enter additional extents to be dumped, restored, or copied. A null line
causes the job step to start.
Notes:
1. When a cylinder map is printed on the virtual printer (00F as in the previous
example) a heading precedes the map information. DDR displays the disk, time
and zone in the heading.
2. Attempts to restore cylinders or blocks beyond the capacity that were recorded
on the tape produces a successful EOJ, but the printout only indicates the last
cylinder or block found on the tape.
PRINT/TYPE Function Statement
hh1
To
rr1
block2
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cyl2
hh2
Use the PRINT and TYPE function statement to print or type (display) a
hexadecimal and EBCDIC translation of each record or block specified. The output
is directed to the system console for the TYPE function, or to the SYSPRINT device
for the PRINT function. (This does not cause redefinition of the output unit
definition.)
A tape in a compact format may be used as input to the PRINT or TYPE function.
The printed or displayed output is not affected by the input format. You do not need
to specify anything to the program about the format of the input tape.
cyl1
the starting cylinder. Up to an 8-digit cylinder value is accepted.
hh1
the starting track. If present, it must follow cyl1. The default is track zero.
rr2
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