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Positional parameters (cont.)
SPOOLER
The SPOOLER command enables you to do the following:
* Show the status of the spooling process
* Enable or disable spooling for a specified logical device, device
name, or all devices of a device class
* Start, stop, suspend, and resume spooler printing processes
* Release files from the spooler process
Syntax
{ldev }
SPOOLER [DEV=]{devclass}
{devname }
Plus one of the following options:
Status option:
{;SHOW}
Enable/Disable option:
{;OPENQ}[;SHOW]
{;SHUTQ}
Start option:
{;START}[;OPENQ][;SHOW]
[;SHUTQ]
Stop option:
{;STOP}[;FINISH][;OPENQ][;SHOW]
[;NOW ][;SHUTQ]
Suspend option:
{;SUSPEND}[;KEEP ][;FINISH][;OPENQ][;SHOW]
[;NOKEEP][;NOW ][;SHUTQ]
Resume option:
{;RESUME}[;OPENQ][;SHOW]
[;SHUTQ]
Release option:
{;RELEASE}[;OPENQ][;SHOW]
[;SHUTQ]
Parameters
DEV Specifies the spooler device in one of the
following forms:
ldev Specifies the logical device
number of the spooled device.
devclass Specifies the device class
name of the spooled devices.
The devclass must begin with
a letter and consist of eight
or fewer alphanumeric
characters.
devname Specifies the device name of
the spooled device. The
devname must begin with a
letter and consist of eight
or fewer alphanumeric
characters. A device class
name and a device name cannot
be the same. If you enter an
alphanumeric character
string, the command searches
the device class list first,
then the device name list.
Status option:
SHOW Displays the status of the spooling process(es)
associated with the specified device(s). This
parameter reflects the updated state of the
process(es) when the command finishes executing.
Enable/Disable option:
OPENQ Enables spooling for ldev, devclass, or devname.
This enables users to generate spool files on the
device(s). This parameter is the default for the
START option.
SHUTQ Disables spooling for ldev, devclass, or devname.
This prevents users from generating spool files on
the device(s). This parameter is the default for
the STOP option.
SHOW For information about this parameter, refer to SHOW
for the STATUS option.
Start option:
START Creates and activates a new spooler process to own
and manage the device and print spool files
destined for the device. If a class is specified,
a spooling process is created and activated for
each device in the class. If you do not specify
either the OPENQ or SHUTQ option, OPENQ is the
default.
OPENQ For information about this parameter, refer to
OPENQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHUTQ For information about this parameter, refer to
SHUTQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHOW For information about this parameter, refer to SHOW
for the Status option.
Stop option:
STOP Terminates the spooling process associated with the
specified device. If you specify a class, spooling
processes terminate for all devices in the
specified class. When you specify this parameter,
the following message appears:
Output spooler, LDEV #ldev: Stopped.
If you do not specify either the FINISH or NOW
parameters, NOW is the default. If you do not
specify either the OPENQ or SHUTQ parameter, SHUTQ
is the default.
Because large amounts of data are buffered in the
file system and the device, an output device may
continue to print, appearing as though the STOP
parameter has not affected printing. This happens
because the spooler stops sending data to the
device when the command is received, but must wait
until all buffered data has been printed before
stopping. Depending on both the content of the
data and the amount of buffering, this may require
a significant part of a page or even several pages.
If you stop the spooler while it is printing a
file, the spooler saves the page number of the last
complete page that was printed. Whenever any
spooler subsequently selects the file for printing,
output resumes at the page number following the
saved page number.
FINISH Directs the spooler to finish printing the
currently active spool file and then stop.
NOW Directs the spooler to immediately stop printing
the currently active spool file. This is the
default for the STOP option.
OPENQ For information about this parameter, refer to
OPENQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHUTQ For information about this parameter, refer to
SHUTQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHOW For information about this parameter, refer to SHOW
for the Status option.
Suspend option:
SUSPEND Suspends output to one or more spooled devices so
that the spooler devices become inactive. When you
specify this parameter, the following message
appears:
Output spooler, LDEV #ldev: Suspended.
If you do not specify either the FINISH or NOW
parameters, NOW is the default. If you do not
specify either the KEEP or NOKEEP parameter, KEEP
is the default.
Because large amounts of data are buffered in the
file system and the device, an output device may
continue to print, appearing as though the SUSPEND
parameter has not affected printing. This is
because the spooler stops sending data to the
device when the command is received, but must wait
until all buffered data has been printed before
stopping. Depending on both the content of the
data and the amount of buffering, this may require
a significant part of a page or even several pages.
If you suspend the spooler while it is printing a
file and the spooler does not retain the file, the
spooler saves the page number of the last complete
page that was printed. Whenever any spooler
subsequently selects the file for printing, output
resumes at the page number following the saved page
number.
KEEP Directs the device to retain ownership of the spool
file that it is currently processing. This is the
default. This parameter is valid only under the
following conditions:
* The spooler is actively processing a file or
is suspending.
* You do not specify the FINISH parameter.
NOKEEP Directs the spooler to close the spool file that it
is currently processing. This parameter is valid
only under the following conditions:
* The spooler is actively processing a file or
is suspending.
* You do not specify the FINISH parameter.
The spooler does the following when you include the
NOKEEP parameter:
* stops sending data after the current record
* ejects a page
* saves the last completely printed page
* prints a trailer with (INCOMPLETE) on it if
trailers are enabled
* returns the file to the ready state
Whenever any spooler subsequently selects the file
for printing, output resumes at the page number
following the saved page number. The file's header
and trailer include (RESUMED) if printing starts
anywhere other than the first page.
FINISH For information about this parameter, refer to
FINISH for the STOP option.
NOW For information about this parameter, refer to NOW
for the STOP option.
OPENQ For information about this parameter, refer to
OPENQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHUTQ For information about this parameter, refer to
SHUTQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHOW For information about this parameter, refer to SHOW
for the Status option.
Resume option:
RESUME Resumes a suspended spooler process. In order for
this parameter to function, the spooler must be in
the SUSPEND state. Output resumes where it was
suspended.
OPENQ For information about this parameter, refer to
OPENQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHUTQ For information about this parameter, refer to
SHUTQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHOW For information about this parameter, refer to SHOW
for the Status option.
Release option:
RELEASE Directs a suspended output spooler to close
(release) a currently retained spool file. The
spool file was retained because you previously
specified the SUSPEND;KEEP parameters.
When the spooler releases the file, the spooler
saves the page number of the last complete page
that was printed. Whenever any spooler
subsequently selects the file for printing, output
resumes at the page number following the saved page
number.
OPENQ For information about this parameter, refer to
OPENQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHUTQ For information about this parameter, refer to
SHUTQ for the Enable/Disable option.
SHOW For information about this parameter, refer to SHOW
for the Status option.
Operation Notes
* Usage
You can enter this command from a session, a job, a program, or in
break mode. Except for the status option, pressing Break does not
affect this command.
You can only enter this command from the console; however, you can
enter this command from your terminal if your system administrator
has used the ALLOW command to enable you to enter the command.
Anyone can use the status option; however, all other options are
only available to console users or allowed users.
* Selective device errors
This command affects more than one process if applied to all
devices in a class. Consequently, errors can occur for some of
the devices, but not others.
For example, class LP consists of LDEVs 6, 11, and 19, and a
spooler process already owns LDEV 11. The command SPOOLER
LP;START would create and activate spooler processes for LDEVs 6
and 19, but would also generate the message DEVICE 11 IS ALREADY
SPOOLED.
Example
* To show the status of device name LP, enter:
:SPOOLER LP;SHOW
LDEV DEV SPSTATE QSTATE OWNERSHIP SPOOLID
6 LDEV6 IDLE OPENED OUT SPOOLER
14 LDEV14 *SUSPEND OPENED OUT SPOOLER #0237
15 LDEV15 ACTIVE OPENED OUT SPOOLER #O264
19 LDEV19 OPENED NO SPOOLER
The asterisk beside LDEV14 indicates that the SUSPEND state is
pending.
Related Commands
LISTSPF
OPENQ
SHOWDEV
SHUTQ
SPOOLF
SPOOLF
The SPOOLF command enables you to alter, print, or delete spool files.
Syntax
Alter option:
SPOOLF [IDNAME=]{spoolid }
{(spoolid[,spoolid]...)}
[ {ldev }]
{;ALTER}[;DEV={devclass}][;PRI=outpri][;COPIES=numcopies]
[ {devname }]
[;SPSAVE][;DEFER ][;SHOW]
[;UNDEFER]
Print option:
SPOOLF [IDNAME=]{fileset }
{(fileset[,fileset]...)}
[ {ldev }]
{;PRINT}[;DEV={devclass}][;PRI=outpri][;COPIES=numcopies]
[ {devname }]
[;SPSAVE][;DEFER ][;SHOW]
[;UNDEFER]
Delete option:
SPOOLF [IDNAME=]{spoolid } {;DELETE}[;SHOW]
{(spoolid[,spoolid]...)}
Parameters
Alter Option:
IDNAME Specifies one or more spool file IDs, spoolid, in
the form of #Onnn. The spooling subsystem assigns
the IDs when the spool files are created. The #
and the O are optional and are assumed if you do
not supply them. As a shortcut, you can use O@ to
specify all output spool files.
If you have system manager (SM) or system
supervisor (OP) capability, O@ affects all output
spool files on the system. If you have account
manager (AM) capability, O@ affects all output
spool files created by users in the same account.
If you do not have any of these capabilities, you
are limited to alter only files that you have
created.
ALTER Alters the characteristics of specified spool
files. The DEFER, DEV, and SPSAVE parameters
affect the ALTER option as follows:
* If you use DEFER or DEV for a spool file
currently printing, the spooler process
interrupts the printing. The spooler
process saves the page number of the last
complete page that was printed. The next
time any spooler selects the file for
printing, output resumes at the saved page
number.
* Because large amounts of data are buffered
in the file system and the device, an output
device may continue to print, appearing as
though DEFER and DEV have not affected
printing. This is because the spooler stops
sending data to the device when the command
is received, but must wait until all
buffered data has been printed before
releasing the spool file. Depending on both
the content of the data and the amount of
buffering, this may require a significant
part of a page or even several pages.
* You cannot alter the attributes of spool
files in the SPSAVE state.
DEV Specifies the device, which may have one of the
following values:
ldev Specifies the logical device
number of the spool file's
new destination device. If
the spool file is in the
print state, it returns to
the ready state. It can
immediately enter the print
state on ldev if it meets all
requirements.
The system interrupts spool
file printing only if the
newly specified target ldev
differs from the previous
target ldev.
devclass Specifies the new destination
device class name for the
spool file. If the spool
file is in the print state,
it returns to the ready
state. It can immediately
enter the print state on a
device in devclass if it
meets all requirements.
The devclass parameter must
begin with a letter and
consist of eight or fewer
alphanumeric characters. The
system does not allow the
same name to be configured as
a device class name and a
device name.
The system interrupts spool
file printing only if the
newly specified target
devclass differs from the
previous target devclass.
devname Specifies the device name of
the spool file's new
destination device. If the
spool file is in the print
state, it returns to the
ready state. It can
immediately enter the print
state on devname if it meets
all requirements. This
occurs even if devname is the
same as the device currently
printing the file.
The devclass parameter must
begin with a letter and
consist of eight or fewer
alphanumeric characters. The
system does not allow the
same name to be configured as
a device class name and a
device name.
The system interrupts spool
file printing only if the
newly specified target
devname differs from the
previous target devname.
PRI Specifies the output priority of the designated
spool files, where 0 is the lowest priority and 14
is the highest priority. You can specify an outpri
of 14 only from the console or if you have system
supervisor (OP) capability; otherwise, the highest
priority is 13.
COPIES Specifies the number of copies, numcopies, of the
designated spool files to be printed. The
allowable range is from 1 through 65535.
SPSAVE Specifies that the selected spool files are not to
be deleted after the last copies have printed.
Instead, the spool files are retained in the
HPSPOOL account in the SPSAVE state until you
manually delete them. You cannot, however, save
private spool files.
When a file enters the SPSAVE state, the system
sets the priority to 8 and the number of copies to
1.
DEFER Changes the spool file's state to DEFER. If the
spool file is currently in the print state, its
spooler is notified and printing stops. The spool
file's priority remains unchanged. If you use this
parameter with the PRINT option, the system copies
the spool file to OUT.HPSPOOL and links it to the
spooling system, but the state of the spool file is
DEFER. The spool file does not print until you
enter a subsequent SPOOLF...;UNDEFER.
If you use the DEFER parameter for any file in the
CREATE state (open for original creation), the
spool file only enters the DEFER state after it is
completed (closed for the last time).
UNDEFER Changes a spool file's state from DEFER to READY
and causes a spooler to start printing the spool
file if the spool file is qualified to be printed
by an idle printer. The spool file's priority
remains unchanged.
SHOW Displays the results of the SPOOLF command. When
you enter a SPOOLF command string, all parameters
process before the SHOW parameter.
Print Option:
IDNAME Specifies the set of files, fileset, to be printed.
This parameter has the following form:
filename[/lockword[.groupname[.accountname]]]
If the file name or set is not fully qualified, the
default is the user's current logon group and
account. In batch mode, if any file in the set has
a lockword, you must supply it with the command;
therefore, the file cannot be part of a set that
contains wildcards. This restriction does not
apply in interactive mode, because the system
prompts you for each required lockword. If you do
not provide the correct lockword for either mode,
the print option fails for the file and the command
continues to process the remaining files.
PRINT Copies the specified file sets to the HPSPOOL
account and links the new output spool files into
the spool queues for printing. This parameter is
especially useful for generating additional copies
of a spool file in the SPSAVE state.
You must have nonshareable device (ND) capability
to use the PRINT option. You cannot print private
files using this option.
DEV For information about this parameter, refer to DEV
for the ALTER option.
PRI For information about this parameter, refer to PRI
for the ALTER option.
COPIES For information about this parameter, refer to
COPIES for the ALTER option.
SPSAVE For information about this parameter, refer to
SPSAVE for the ALTER option.
DEFER For information about this parameter, refer to
DEFER for the ALTER option.
UNDEFER For information about this parameter, refer to
UNDEFER for the ALTER option.
SHOW For information about this parameter, refer to SHOW
for the ALTER option.
Delete Option:
IDNAME For information about this parameter, refer to
IDNAME for the Alter option.
DELETE Purges all specified private or nonprivate spool
files that you can access from the system.
If a spool file is not in use (opened by a user, or
being printed or stored), it is purged immediately.
If it is in use, the system places it in the DELPND
state. The printer spooler process is notified,
and printing stops at that point.
Because large amounts of data are buffered in the
file system and the device, an output device may
continue to print, appearing as though the DELETE
option has not affected printing. This is because
the spooler stops sending data to the device when
the command is received, but must wait until all
buffered data has been printed before stopping.
Depending on both the content of the data and the
amount of buffering, this may require a significant
part of a page or even several pages.
The DELETE option can delete all output spool files
in the READY, PRINT, DEFER, SPSAVE, or PROBLM
states. The DELETE option cannot delete $STDIN
files. Use the ABORTJOB command for these files.
SHOW Refer to SHOW for the Alter option for information
about this parameter.
Operation Notes
* Usage
You can enter this command from a session, a job, a program, or in
break mode. Any user can enter this command; however the user's
capabilities determine which files the user can alter, print, or
delete.
* Altering private spool files
With certain limitations, you can alter private spool files. You
can only use the PRI, DEFER, UNDEFER, and DELETE parameters. If
you have system manager (SM) capability, you can also use the DEV
parameter.
* Problem state spool files
You can use the ALTER option on problem state spool files to alter
the device attribute so that the spool file becomes ready again.
Generally, the spool file is in the problem state because the
target device of the spool file is invalid.
Example
* To change the priority of all output spool files to 8 and show the
results, enter:
:SPOOLF O@;ALTER;PRI=8;SHOW
SPOOLID JOBNUM FILEDES PRI COPIES DEV STATE RSPFN OWNER
#414 J5 $STDLIST 8 1 16 READY ALIX.MKT
#416 J7 HOTSTUFF 8 2 16 READY JACK.SALES
Related Commands
ABORTJOB
ALTSPOOLFILE
DELETESPOOLFILE
LISTFILE
LISTSPF
PRINT
PURGE
SPOOLER
STORE
The STORE command enables the system administrator to copy one or more
disk files onto a magnetic tape. The system volume set(s) for the disk
file(s) must be mounted before using the command. The administrator can
recover copied files using the RESTORE command.
Syntax
STORE [[filesetlist][;[storefile][;option[;option[...]]]]]
where option is:
[;SHOW[=showparmlist]] [{;DATE<=accdate}] [;PURGE][;PROGRESS [=minutes]]
[{;DATE>=moddate}]
[;DIRECTORY]
Parameters
filesetlist Specifies the set of files to be stored. The
default is @ (all files in the logon group)
regardless of capabilities. The form of this
parameter is as follows:
filesetitem[,filesetitem[...]]
where filesetitem can be ^indirectfile or fileset.
indirectfile Consists of a file that
contains the files to be
stored along with STORE
options. If you specify
options, you can only list
them after the first
semicolon (;) on each line.
An option that you specify on
one line operates on all
files in the indirect file.
For instance, specifying
...;PURGE... purges all
files in the indirect file.
If you use the ;DATE option,
you can only specify it on
one line. If ;DATE appears
on more than one line, the
last occurrence is used and
an error message is
generated.
fileset The set of files to be stored
and, optionally, the files to
be excluded in the form:
filestostore[-filestoexclude[-filestoexclude[-...]]]
The system stores any file
that matches filestostore
unless the file also matches
filestoexclude, which
specifies files to be
excluded from tape storage.
The maximum number of
filestoexclude is nine.
Both filestostore and
filestoexclude may be fully
qualified in the form:
filename[.groupname[.accountname]]
You can specify a
lockword for files to be
stored in the form
filename/lockword.group.account.
You can use the following
wildcard characters to
specify file, group, or
account names. Each wildcard
character applies toward the
eight-character limit for
group, account, and file
names.
@ Zero or
more
alphanumeric
characters
(8
maximum).
# One
numeric
character.
? One
alphanumeric
character.
[ ] A range
of
characters.
You can use these characters
to specify sets of files:
n@ All files
beginning
with the
character
"n."
@n All files
ending with
the
character
"n."
n@x All files
beginning
with the
character
"n" and
ending with
the
character
"x."
n##...# All files
starting
with the
character
"n" followed
by as many
digits as
there are
"#" marks
(maximum 7).
This is
useful for
restoring
all
EDIT/3000
temporary
files
(K#######).
?n@ Any file
whose second
character is
"n."
n? All
two-character
files that
begin with
the
character
"n."
?n All
two-character
files that
end with the
character
"n."
[A-C]@ All files
that begin
with the
letters "A,"
"B," or "C."
myset[e-g1] All files
that begin
with the
name "myset"
and end in
"e," "f,"
"g," or "1."
myset[d-e 1-6] All files
that begin
with the
name "myset"
and end in
"d" or "e,"
or "1," "2,"
"3," "4,"
"5," or "6."
You can enter a file set in
any of the following formats:
file.group.acct One
particular
file in
one
particular
group
in one
particular
account.
file.group One
particular
file in
one
particular
group
in the
logon
account.
file One
particular
file in
the
logon
group
and
account.
@.group.acct All of
the
files
in one
particular
group
in one
particular
account.
@.group All of
the
files
in one
particular
group
in the
logon
account.
@.@.acct All of
the
files
in all
of the
groups
in one
particular
account.
@ All of
the
files
in the
logon
group
and
account.
This is
the
default
for all
users,
regardless
of
capabilities.
@.@ All of
the
files
in all
of the
groups
in the
logon
account.
@.@.@ All of
the
files
in the
system.
thisisit. @.acct Any
file
named
thisisit
in all
of the
groups
in one
particular
account.
storefile Specifies the name of the destination tape file to
which the stored files are to be written. The
destination tape can be any magnetic tape from the
output set.
You must backreference this file using an asterisk
(*). You can do this by first creating a file
equation before entering the STORE command. For
instance, if you want to store files to a file
called DEST, you would enter the following file
equation before attempting the store operation:
:FILE DEST;DEV=TAPE
A message appears on the console requesting the
tape identified by the storefile parameter to be
mounted and to allocate the device.
If you do not specify storefile, the STORE command
creates a default file name, which is your logon
username. No file equation is used.
SHOW Instructs the STORE command to report information
for every stored file. If you omit this parameter,
then only the names of the files not stored are
listed, along with the number of files stored and
the number of files not stored. The listing goes
to $STDLIST (formal file designator SYSLIST) unless
you have used the FILE command to direct the
listing to another device. For instance:
:FILE SYSLIST;DEV=LP
sends the listing to the line printer if you enter
the file equation before you enter the STORE
command.
The format for the value showparmlist is:
showparm [,showparm[,showparm[,...]]]
where showparm can be one of the following:
SHORT Overrides a default of LONG
and displays the file name,
group name, account name,
volume restrictions, file
size (in sectors), file code
(mnemonic if available), and
reel number.
LONG Overrides a default of SHORT
and displays all of the SHORT
information plus the record
size, blocking factor,
maximum number of extents
allowed, end-of-file, and
file record limit.
DATES Displays the creation date,
the last date of access, and
the last date of
modification.
SECURITY Displays the file creator and
the security matrix.
OFFLINE Sends an additional copy to
the device OFFLINE, which
defaults to device LP.
If you specify the SHOW parameter and you omit the
value showparmlist, then the default is SHORT if
the recordsize of SYSLIST is less than 118
characters (114 in compatibility mode) or LONG if
the recordsize is equal to or greater than 118 (114
in compatibility mode).
DATE Instructs STORE to store only selected files. An
accdate value limits storage to files accessed on
or before a particular date. A moddate value
limits storage to files modified on or after a
particular date.
You express the date in the form mm/dd/yy[yy]. You
can express the year in two or four digits (91 or
1991, for example).
You cannot use this option for files attached to a
log set.
PURGE Instructs MPE/iX to purge all successfully stored
files after the store operation ends. In an
interactive session, MPE/iX prompts you to enter
any omitted lockwords if you do not have system
manager (SM), account manager (AM), or system
supervisor (OP) capabilities. In a job, if you do
not have SM, AM, or OP capability, you must provide
the lockword. You can only purge a file with a
negative file code if you have privileged mode
(PM), system supervisor (OP), or system manager
(SM) capability. If you cannot purge a file, an
error message appears indicating that the file was
not purged.
PROGRESS Instructs the STORE command to report its progress
at regular intervals by displaying the message
STORE OPERATION IS nnn% COMPLETE. For interactive
usage, this message appears on $STDLIST. For jobs,
this message is sent to the console.
The minutes value is a positive number specifying
the number of minutes between progress messages.
The maximum is 60. The default is 1 minute.
DIRECTORY Instructs STORE to store the file system directory.
This option requires system manager (SM) or system
supervisor (OP) capability.
Operation Notes
* Usage
You can enter this command from a session, a job, a program, but
not in break mode. Pressing Break suspends the execution of this
command.
Privileged mode (PM) capability is required to store files that
have negative file codes.
To store a file's access control definition (ACD), you must either
have RACD capability for the file, be the file creator, have
account manager (AM) capability for the account that the file is
in, or have system manager (SM) capability.
* Using STORE with RUN
You can enter the STORE command with the RUN command (RUN
STORE.PUB.SYS, for example). You can use the INFO= parameter of
the RUN command to specify the STORE option, filesets, and
keywords. If you do not specify any INFO= parameters, the STORE:
prompt appears. Acceptable responses are a complete STORE
command, a complete RESTORE command, or a complete VSTORE command.
Examples
* To store all files in the group GP4X in your logon account to a
tape file named BACKUP, enter:
:FILE BACKUP;DEV=TAPE
:STORE @.GP4X;*BACKUP;SHOW
The console receives a request to mount the tape identified as
BACKUP. A listing of the files stored appears on your standard
list device.
* To store all files on the system except the files in the SYS
account, enter:
:FILE TAP;DEV=TAPE
:STORE @.@.@-@.@.SYS;*TAP;SHOW=SECURITY,DATES&
:,LONG,OFFLINE
The console receives a request to mount the tape identified as
TAP. A listing of the files stored appears on both standard list
and at the system line printer. The listing includes all
information available from STORE.
* To store from the indirect file INDFILE, which contains the
following
FILE1,FILE2;SHOW
FILE3,@.PUB.SYS;DATE>=9/1/91
enter:
:FILE T;DEV=TAPE
:STORE ^INDFILE;*T
The console receives a request to mount the tape identified as T.
Files FILE1, FILE2, FILE3, and all files in PUB.SYS are stored if
they have been modified since September 1, 1991. A listing of the
stored files appears on your standard list device.
* To store all files from a group and account with a default
storefile, enter:
:STORE @.GROUP.ACCOUNT
or
:STORE
Note that the console receives a request to mount the tape
identified as your user name.
* To store files from a group and account, then purge them after the
store process, enter:
:FILE T;DEV=TAPE
:STORE @.GROUP.ACCOUNT;PURGE
Related Commands
LISTFILE
RECALL
REPLY
RESTORE
VSTORE