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

Responses
Messages
4. This command may re-print more than the specified number of pages. The
number of pages re-printed depends on the data in the file and the position
within the file of the print processing at the time the BACKSPACE/BACKWARD
command was issued.
Response 1:
{PRT} rdev BACKSPACE userid FILE spoolid RECS {nnnn} COPY {*nnn} SEQ sss CL c typ
{PUN} {nnnK} { nnn}
{nnnM}
PRT
PUN
indicates device type.
rdev
identifies the real device number.
userid
identifies the user whose file was active and backspaced.
FILE spoolid
identifies the system-assigned spool ID by which the system refers to the file.
RECS nnnn
RECS nnnK
RECS nnnM
identifies the number of logical records in the spool file. If the number is greater
than 9999, the number is shown as nnnK, where K represents the number of
lines in thousands rounded to the nearest 1000 records. If the number is
greater than 999499, the number is shown as nnnM, where M represents the
number of lines in millions rounded to the nearest million.
COPY *nnn
COPY nnn
identifies the remaining number of file copies to be produced. The asterisk (*) is
for the 3800 printer and indicates that the printer copies each page nnn times
before going on to the next page.
SEQ sss
identifies the sequence number for the file on the printer or punch.
CL c
is the spool file class.
typ
HCP003E Invalid option - {option|command
contains extra option(s) starting with
option}
HCP021E A real device number was not supplied
or it is invalid.
HCP040E Device {rdev|vdev|ldev} does not exist
shows the device that originally produced the spool file. The type can be RDR,
PRT, PUN, CON, DMP, or SYS.
HCP046E type rdev offline
HCP140E type {rdev|ldev} attached to userid
HCP141E type rdev not active
BACKSPACE/BACKWARD
HCP417E {rdev|vdev} is not an output spooling
device.
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