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ORDER 4. When duplicate spoolids are present, the ORDER command resequences
only the first duplicate spool file found. 5. The order terminal of voor spool files may change without warninq between
sessions if the system was restarted with a checkpoint
{
nnnn} FILES ORDERED NO the number of files that were placed in order. It is not displayel if you issued the CP SET IMSG OFF command.
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PURGE Use the DURGE command to remove your own closed spool files from the
system befoLe they are printed or punched by the spooling devices, or
before they are read by a user. The format of the PURGE command is:
r , I PURge 1 \ I Reader
p • t ! I ( -. UnCh I ALL r ICLass c1 CLass c2 ••• Ispoolid1 spoolid2 ••• lab!: L
1 I I I I I IlA combination of CLASS and spoolid specifications may be entered.
L FEADER FDR PRINTER PRT PUNCH PCH ALL ___________________________________________________________ .J purqes reader files.
purges printer spool files. pULqes punch spool files. pULges all reader, printer, and punch spool files. When ALL
is specified instead of a device all other operands are
iqnored. CLASS c1 CLASS c2 ••• are the class(es) of files to be purged. CLASS is a required
reserved word and c1, c2, ••• are one-character alphameric
fields (with values from A to z and 0 to 9) that represent spoolinq classes.
spoolid1 spoolid2 ••• are the spo0lids of specific files to be purged. purges all files of the specified type (reader, printer, or punc:h) • 1. Anv closed spool file, owned by you, may be purged, regardless of
its status, as lonq as it has not been selected for processing.
2. Purqinq can be
specifications.
done using a combination
For example: purge printer class A 1932 class D 619
of CLASS and spoolid
specifies that all class A and class D printer files and printer
files spoolids of 1932 and 619 are to be purged.
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ORDER 4. When duplicate spoolids are present, the ORDER command resequences
only the first duplicate spool file found. 5. The order terminal of voor spool files may change without warninq between
sessions if the system was restarted with a checkpoint
{
nnnn} FILES ORDERED NO the number of files that were placed in order. It is not displayel if you issued the CP SET IMSG OFF command.
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PURGE Use the DURGE command to remove your own closed spool files from the
system befoLe they are printed or punched by the spooling devices, or
before they are read by a user. The format of the PURGE command is:
r , I PURge 1 \ I Reader
p • t ! I ( -. UnCh I ALL r ICLass c1 CLass c2 ••• Ispoolid1 spoolid2 ••• lab!: L
1 I I I I I IlA combination of CLASS and spoolid specifications may be entered.
L FEADER FDR PRINTER PRT PUNCH PCH ALL ___________________________________________________________ .J purqes reader files.
purges printer spool files. pULqes punch spool files. pULges all reader, printer, and punch spool files. When ALL
is specified instead of a device all other operands are
iqnored. CLASS c1 CLASS c2 ••• are the class(es) of files to be purged. CLASS is a required
reserved word and c1, c2, ••• are one-character alphameric
fields (with values from A to z and 0 to 9) that represent spoolinq classes.
spoolid1 spoolid2 ••• are the spo0lids of specific files to be purged. purges all files of the specified type (reader, printer, or punc:h) • 1. Anv closed spool file, owned by you, may be purged, regardless of
its status, as lonq as it has not been selected for processing.
2. Purqinq can be
specifications.
done using a combination
For example: purge printer class A 1932 class D 619
of CLASS and spoolid
specifies that all class A and class D printer files and printer
files spoolids of 1932 and 619 are to be purged.
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PURGE 3. A file that has been spooled to another user's reaaer cannot be ourqed unless it is first reclaimed via the TRANSFER command.
{
nnnn} FILES PURGED NO indi=ates the number of files purged. It is not displayed if you
issued the CP SET IMSG OFF command.
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QUERY G and all classes except Any use the 81ass G command to determine your system status and machine c)nfiquration by requesting: • The time you have used during a terminal session. • The number of closed input and output spool files associated with
your virtual machine. • The current settinqs of the SET command functions. • The current settings of the TEFMINAL command functions. • The status of all the devices on your virtual machine. • The channel operating mode of your virtual
block-multiplexer or selector.
machine, whether • A listing of all users who are linked to a given virtual address,
together with their device addresses and access modes. • Identification and attributes associated with your virtual printer,
punch, and reader spool files. 5 The identification of your virtual processor. • The m)de of processor operation for your virtual machine whether
uniprocessor mode (UP) or attached processor mode (AP). There are other operands you can use with the QUERY command if you
have the privilege class required to use them. These are described in
the Also, if you are a CMS user, you can use
the CMS QUERY command to query the status of your CMS virtual machine.
Note: Use the NETWORK QUERY command to query 3704/3705 resources and
remote 3270 devices attached to a 2701 or 2703 or to a 3704/3705 in EP For ease )f use, the QUERY command and operands described in this
section have been separated into the operands available for general
users G) and those available to all users except class Any.
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NOTREADY Use the NJTREADY command to cause a pad changed from ready to not ready
command is: r I NOTRea:1 y vaddr
L __ _
virtual device to appear as if it
status. The format of the NOTREADY . ___ J
vaddr is the virtual device address (cuu) of the unit to be removed
from ready status.
1. This is for use with spooled unit record devices and
virtlal consoles only.
2. Any operation to the specified device, in progress at the time
the is issued, is completed. On the next Start IIO (SID) instruction, the not ready condition is in effect. None. 104 IBM VM/370 CP Command Feference for General Users

ORDER Use the ORDER command to spool files in a specific order by device type. The format of the ORDER command is: r , , , , ORDer I {Reader } I T?rinter I PUnch {
CLass c1 CLass C2 ••• } 1
spoolid1 spoolid2 ••• ,1A L
combination of CLASS and spoolid specifications may be entered.
J
READER
RDR PRINTER PRT PUNCH PCB specifies that the reader spool files are to be placed in
order.
specifies that the printer spool files are to be placed in
order.
specifies that the punch spool files are to be placed in
order. c1 CLASS c2 ••• are the class(es) to be rearranged and the sequence in which
they are to be processed. CLASS is a required reserved word
and c1, c2,... are one-character alphameric fields (with
values from A to Z and from 0 to 9) that represent spooling
classes.
spoolid1 spoolid2 ••• are the spool ids of the files to be rearranged and the sequence in which they are to be processed.
1. You may order only your own files.
2. Use the QUERY command to determine spool file attributes such as
class and spoolid for files you want to rearrange.
3. A combination of class and spoolid specifications can be used to rearcanqe files. For example:
order printer class A 1963 class C
specifies that printer files are queued in the following all
class A files, the file with spoolid 1963, all class: files, by any other printer spool files not specified in the
ORDER command line.
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