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QUERY NSS
contains one record for each file that matches the criteria specified on the
command. The fields in the response contain the following information:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NSS spid NSS c recs mm/dd hh:mm:ss fn ft originid
Response 2 (ALL, CLASS, NAME, spoolid):
This response format is displayed for an ALL, CLASS, NAME, or spoolidrequest if
FULLDATE is specified or is the user’s default date format. The response contains
one record for each file that matches the criteria specified on the command. The
fields in the response contain the following information:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NSS spid NSS c recs mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss fn ft originid
Response 3 (ALL, CLASS, NAME, spoolid):
This response format is displayed for an ALL, CLASS, NAME, or spoolidrequest if
ISODATE is specified or is the user’s default date format. The response contains
one record for each file that matches the criteria specified on the command. The
fields in the response contain the following information:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NSS spid NSS c recs yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss fn ft originid
OWNERID
identifies the owner of the file. The designation *NSS indicates that the file is
owned by the system. *NSS is not a user ID; it is the name of the queue on
which the file resides.
FILE
identifies the spool file number.
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TYPE
identifies the type of system data file. All files containing NSSs or saved
segments are type NSS.
Note: Do not confuse this with the file type of the system data file.
CL
identifies the file class. For the list of these classes, see Response 7 (MAP):
RECS
specifies the number of logical records in the spool file. If the number is greater
than 9999, the number is shown as nnnK, where nnn is the number of lines in
thousands rounded to the nearest thousand. If the number is greater than
999499, the number is shown as nnnM, where nnn is the number of lines in
millions rounded to the nearest million.
DATE
identifies the date the NSS or saved segment was defined. The format of the
date is determined by the SHORTDATE, FULLDATE, or ISODATE operand. If
no date format operand is specified, the user’s default date format setting is
used.
TIME
identifies the time the NSS or saved segment was defined, in hours, minutes,
and seconds.
FILENAME
identifies the file name of the system data file that contains the NSS or saved
segment.