TAPE raddr CP SYSTEM is displayed if the real tape devic"e designated by raddr is
attached to CP for its exclusive use.
TAPE raddr ATTACH TO userid vaddr
is displayed if the real tape device designated by raddr is
attached to a user's (userid) virtual .achine at virtual address vaddr. {
LINE} raddr LOGON AS userid CONS indicates that the user represented by userid is currently
logged on at the terminal located at real address raddr.
LINE raddr ATTACH TO userid vaddr
indicates that the communication line at raddr is attached to
the virtual .achine represented by use rid at virtual address
vaddr.
{
PRT } { STARTED} PUN raddr DR AIlED SYSTEM CLASS = {
SEP } a,... NOSEP RDR {
STARTED} raddr DRAINED SYSTEM is displayed for each unit record device assigned to the syste. for
spooling activity.
raddr
DRAINED STARTED a ••• NOSEP SEP is the real device address (cuu).
indicates that the device is not currently available for
processing. A START co •• and must be issued to "activate the
device.
indicates that the device is available for spooling activity.
specifies the classes serviced by the output device. Up to
four classes may be serviced by an output device. No blanks
or com.as are allowed between classes.
indicates the device was started with the NOSEP option.
indicates the device was started without the NOSEP option. Section 3. CP Co •• ands 125

The separator (SEP) option applies to printer output where the
edge of the fanfolded continuous for.s are heavily printed. This
indicates to the spooling operator the beginning and end of adjacent
spool files. raddr ITTICH TO userid vaddr t 1(Uit )
is displayed if the device is attached to a user's virtual machine at
vaddr.
If the unit record device is currently active with a spool file, the
following additional response is also given: {
PRT} {PRINTING} PUN raddr PUICHING userid PILE = file RECDS = norecs COpy = nn a typ RDR raddr REIDING userid PILE = file userid is the name of the spool file owner.
file is the spool file spoolid nu.ber.
norecs is the total file logical record count.
nn is the number of copies remaining for output, where 01 indicates the last copy.
a is the spool file class. typ is the originating device type (PRT, PUN, CON). GRIP raddr LOGON AS userid
indicates that the user represented by userid is currently logged on at
the terminal located at real address raddr. GRiP raddr iTTiCH TO userid vaddr
indicates that the display device at real address raddr is attached to
the virtual machine represented by userid at virtual address vaddr. Produces the sa.e results as if the following commands were issued: QUERY STORIGE QUERY UR QUERY LIlES QUERY DASD QUERY TIPES QUERY GRIP 126 V8/370 Operator's Guide