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QUERY (Real Device)
Messages
The options for the third line of the response can be:
Category Possible Values Meaning
Destination DEST Printer services the specified destination values.
The printer can service up to 4 destination values.
The first value for the device is always OFF if it
was not specifically set by either a START
command, or at initialization with the RDEVICE
statement in the system configuration file. If it was
set, the specified destination is shown. If the
remaining destination values were not specified,
the values are null and are shown as – NONE –. If
they were specified, the specified value is shown.
The last line of this response only appears if there is a file active on the card
punch. The line in the example above tells you that the punch at the real device
number 1F30 is punching the spool file 0042, owned by the user JAMES. The
number of records remaining for output in the file is 12K, where K is the number of
records in thousands rounded to the nearest 1000. 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. There are two copies remaining for output.
The sequence for the file on the punch is 001.
Response from Boxed Unit Record Devices: If a unit record that is not dedicated to
a user is unavailable, you see a message like:
q 000F
RDR 000F BOXED
Ready;
000F is the real device number of the card reader that is unavailable. RDR might
be replaced by PRT or PUN.
HCP002E Invalid operand - operand|SHIFT OUT
(X'0E') SHIFT IN (X'0F')
HCP003E The variations of this message are as
follows:
v Invalid option - option
v Invalid option -
{command|statement} contains extra
option(s) starting with option
HCP006E Invalid device type - {rdev|vdev|ldev}
HCP007E Invalid userid - userid
HCP009E The variations of this message are as
follows:
v Invalid range - range
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v An invalid address range was
specified.
HCP020E Userid missing or invalid
HCP021E A [real] device number was not
supplied or it is invalid.
HCP022E A virtual device number was not
supplied or it was invalid.
HCP040E Device {rdev|vdev|ldev} does not exist
HCP045E userid not logged on
HCP263E Too many operands were supplied for
this command.
HCP332E Invalid control until type - rdev