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

DRAIN UR
Continued:
CL c typ
You receive a message when the system begins processing a spool file that has
been sent to the real device with the MSG attribute specified with the SPOOL
command.
Note: CP itself does not provide a response for prtids. The virtual machine
associated with prtid provides the response.
Active Punch Responses:
The following response occurs for each punch that attains the drained status:
PUN rdev DRAINING userid CLASS c ...
PUN rdev FORM form {AUTO } {SEP } LIMIT [NONE] (Con’t)
{MANUAL} {NOSEP} [nnnnnnnnnn ]
{SETUP }
Continued:
PUN rdev DEST {dest1} DEST {dest2 } DEST {dest3 } DEST {dest4 } (Con’t)
{OFF } {-NONE -} {- NONE -} {- NONE -}
Continued:
PUN rdev PUNCHING userid FILE spoolid RECS {nnnn} COPY [*]nnn SEQ sss
{nnnK}
{nnnM}
Continued:
CL c typ
Active Reader Response:
RDR rdev DRAINING SYSTEM
Explanation of Responses:
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All the various options used in the preceding response section are detailed below.
PRT
PUN
RDR
is the device that you drained or are draining.
rdev
is the real device number of the drained or draining device.
CLASS c
are those output classes that the drained or draining device was servicing. One
to eight classes are displayed for each printer or punch device that was drained
or is draining.
FORM form
changes the form name of a spool file. form is one to eight characters long.
AUTO
indicates that the operator wants CP to schedule forms output. The currently
active form is processed first. When all files with the current form have been