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COPY (labeled tape or cartridge to disk)
XEROX DOCUPRINT 96/DOCUPRINT 96MX LPS OPERATOR GUIDE
Use this command to copy files from a tape or cartridge to disk.
Syntax COPY [TAPE | CARTRIDGE | TD n ][ READ] LABEL[ REVIEW]
[ disk-id ] { input-file-id [ output file-id ] | file-id | NEXT | ALL |
file-type }
Parameters Table 9-4 shows the syntax parameters of the COPY (labeled tape
or cartridge to disk) command.
Table 9-4.
Parameter
TAPE | CARTRIDGE Keywords specifying that files must be
TD n
[READ] LABEL
REVIEW
disk-id
input-file-id
output-file-id
NEXT
ALL
file-type
Parameters of the COPY (labeled tape or cartridge
to disk) command
Description
written to an LPS-labeled tape. TAPE is
TD0; CARTRIDGE is TD1.
A tape device number. 0 indicates open-
reel; 1 indicates 1/4 inch; 2 indicates 1/2
inch.
Specifies that the input file comes from the
tape device number.
Prompts the user when the file on the tape
would replace an existing file of the same
name on the disk and requests whether to
replace the file. If the operator responds
with Y, the file on tape replaces the disk file.
If the response is N, the tape skips to the
next file. Entering X aborts the entire copy
process.
Specifies the system disk (DP0:, DP1:,
DP2:, or DP3:) to which the file is copied.
Specifies the name of an input tape file to be
copied to disk and the name to be given the
output disk file, in the form file-name.file-
type . Masking cannot be used with this
application.
If no output-file-id is specified, the file written
to disk has the same name as the file tape.
Specifies that the next file on the tape will be
copied to disk.
Specifies that all the files on tape are to be
copied to disk. Files will be written to disk
from the CMD, CME, FNT, FRM, FSL, IMG,
JDL, JSL, LGO, MSC, PDE, TMP, TST, IPF,
IPM, LIB, STK, TSK, SYS, PCH, FIS, LOG,
SAF, OSD, DAT, TPF, and XCS directories.
Specifies the name of a directory on tape to
be written to disk.
FILE CONTROL TASKS
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