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FILETYPE
identifies the file type of the system data file. This is NSS for a named saved
system and DCSS for any type of saved segment.
ORIGINID
identifies the user ID of the user who saved the NSS or saved segment (for
class A, R, or P files). If the file is a skeleton (class S), this is the user who
defined the NSS or saved segment.
Response 4 (ATTRIBUTES):
FILE FILENAME FILETYPE CL ATTRIBUTES
spid fn ft c attr
This response format is displayed for an ATTRIBUTES request. 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:
FILE
identifies the spool file number.
FILENAME
identifies the file name of the system data file that contains the NSS or saved
segment.
FILETYPE
identifies the file type of the system data file:
Type Meaning
NSS Named saved system
DCSS Discontiguous saved segment
DCSS-S
Segment space
DCSS-M
Member segment
CPNSS
CP system service NSS
CPDCSS
CP system service DCSS
CL
identifies the file class. For the list of these classes, see Response 7 (MAP):
ATTRIBUTES
identifies the set of additional attributes that pertain to this file. Items in this list
are delimited by a blank. Possible values are:
Value Meaning
LOADNSHR
This attribute pertains only to DCSSs and segment spaces. It means
that this saved segment may be loaded nonshared (using DIAGNOSE
code X'64') by any user. Users do not need NAMESAVE directory
privilege to obtain an exclusive write copy of this saved segment.
NONE There are no additional attributes for this NSS or saved segment. Enter
the QUERY NSS command with the MAP option to get more
information about this file.
Response 5 (COUNT):
FILES: {nnnn} NSS
{ NO}
QUERY NSS
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