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

CLOSE
SEQ sss
identifies the sequence number for the file on the printer or punch.
CL c
is the spool file class.
typ
shows the device type that originally produced the spool file. The type can be
RDR, PRT, CON, DMP, or SYS.
Response 2:
If you are using the TO userid option with the CLOSE command, the following
response is sent to you and to the operator receiving the file (if that user is active
on the system):
Notes:
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1. If an external security manager is installed on your system, you may not be
authorized to transfer a spool file to another user with the CLOSE TO
command. For additional information, contact your security administrator.
2. In the response sent to the operator receiving the file, spd1 and spd2 will be in
the reverse order of that shown in the following response.
{RDR} FILE spd1 SENT {TO } userid {RDR} {AS } spd2
{PRT} {FROM} {PRT} {WAS}
{PUN} {PUN}
{CON}
RECS {nnnn} CPY [*]nnn
c{HOLD } {KEEP }
{nnnK} {NOHOLD} {NOKEEP}
{nnnM}
RDR
PRT
PUN
CON
indicates the spool file queue. If you are transferring a file to another virtual
machine, this field indicates the queue on which the file originated. If you are
receiving a file from another virtual machine, this field indicates the file queue to
which the file has been added.
spd1
identifies the spool ID of the file assigned when the command is issued.
TO userid
indicates the user to whom the file has been sent.
FROM userid
indicates the user sending the file. If the PURGE option is used with the
CLOSE command, this field is replaced by **** PURGED **** to indicate that
the file has been deleted.
RDR
PRT
PUN
indicates the spool file queue. If you are transferring a file to another virtual
machine, this field indicates the queue to which the file has been added. If you
are receiving a file from another virtual machine, this field indicates the file
queue on which the file originated.