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- DEVTYPE
- Specifies the tape device type that the TAPECNTL operation is
to be performed against. Eligible device names are 3400 and TAPE.
When either 3400 or TAPE is specified, Stand-Alone Services attempts
to determine the device type from the self-description information.
If the device self-description information indicates a supported device
type, Stand-Alone Services uses the returned device type for processing.
When a device does not support self-description, Stand-Alone Services
processes the device differently depending on whether 3400 or TAPE
is specified. Abbreviation: DEV.
- 3400
- specifies device types 3420, 3422, and 3430. If the device does
not support self-description, Stand-Alone Services may not be able
to determine if the device is a tape drive. Stand-Alone Services issues
the rewind or unload instruction to the device anyway. When the device
is not a tape drive, unpredictable results may occur.
- TAPE
- specifies all other supported tape devices. Stand-Alone Services
does not issue rewind or unload instructions to the device when Stand-Alone
Services cannot determine the device type from the self-description.
- UNITADDR (ccuu)
- Specifies the unit address of the device against which the TAPECNTL
operation is performed. You can specify a 3-digit or 4-digit address.
Abbreviations: UNIT and ADDR.
- REWIND
- Specifies a rewind operation. Specify either the REWIND keyword
or the UNLOAD keyword, not both. Abbreviation: REW.
- UNLOAD
- Specifies that a rewind and unload operation
be performed. If the tape drive is in an IBM® tape
library, the tape is demounted if necessary. Abbreviation: UNL.
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