ARCHIVE report

For each ARCHIVE run, ARCHIVE outputs a report; unless otherwise specified, this report is output to SYSLST (or to SYSOUT in the case of INQUIRE). The output destination can be controlled by means of the LIST operand.

The report provides information on the following:

• type of run

• output volumes

• input volumes (if there are more than one, the first one)

• the files and job variables processed

• size of the job variables, last-page pointer of the file

• version number of the file from the catalog entry

• save type

• date of the ARCHIVE run

• save version identifier

• user ID

Example of the report for a SAVE run

(1)	ARCHIVE report of the SAVE run; the report is displayed on the screen since LIST=SYSOUT was specified. The first page of the ARCHIVE report contains the following information: SAVE VERSION IDENTIFIER Number of the save version (svid), to which the files are saved. SUBSAVE NUMBER Number of the parallel run In the example, only one run was defined; it has the number 0. VSNs VSNs of the volumes used by ARCHIVE for the run. If these files or file blocks occupy more VSNs than are provided for in the ARCHIVE report, three plus signs (+++) are written in place of further VSNs.
(2)	The second page of the ARCHIVE report contains the following information: USER User ID (TSOS). FILE/JOB VARIABLE NAME Names of the files and job variables on the tape. Files which could not be saved due to an error are listed at the beginning of the report. VERS Version number of the saved file from the catalog entry. LASTPG/SIZE Last-page pointer for files; size for job variables. SAVE VERSION IDENTIFIER Number of the save version (svid). SAVE TYPE Save type: JV, FULL, PART, FGGI, CATL, CNS, MIGF (the overview of the save types in section "Directory file" shows the meanings). INPUT VSN VSN of the first input volume. DEV TYP Device type of the input volume: D=disk, T=tape, C=catalog. SUBSAVE Number of the parallel run. OUTPUT VSN(S) Output volume(s).
(3)	Final page of the report on the SAVE run.

Example of the report for a RESTORE run

(1)	ARCHIVE report of the RESTORE run; the report is output to the terminal as LIST=SYSOUT was specified. The first page of the ARCHIVE report contains the following information: SAVE VERSION IDENTIFIER Number of the save version (svid) from which the files have been restored. SUBSAVE NUMBER Number of the parallel run In the example, only one run was defined; it has the number 0. VSNs VSNs of the volumes which ARCHIVE uses for the run. If these files or file blocks occupy more VSNs than are provided for in the ARCHIVE report, three plus signs (+++) are written in place of further VSNs.
(2)	The second page of the ARCHIVE report contains the following information: USER User ID (TSOS). FILE/JOB VARIABLE NAME Names of the files and job variables on the tape. VERS Version number of the saved file from the catalog entry. LASTPG/SIZE Last-page pointer in the case of files; size in the case of job variables. SAVE VERSION IDENTIFIER Number of the save version (svid). SAVE TYPE Save type: JV, FULL, PART, FGGI, CATL, CNS, MIGF) (the overview of the save types in section "Directory file" shows the meanings). INPUT VSN Volume serial number of the first input volume. DEV TYP Device type of the input volume (D=disk, T=tape, C=catalog). SUBSAVE Number of the parallel run. OUTPUT DISK(S) Output volume(s).
(3)	Final page of the report on the RESTORE run.