File Utility Program (FUP) Management Programming Manual

FUP Commands and Responses
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RESTART Command
ZSPI-TKN-ERRLIST
is the standard SPI token that begins an error list. The error list ends with ZSPI-TKN-
ENDLIST.
Considerations
•
When the RESTART command is issued, FUP verifies:
°
The destination file is corrupt.
°
The restart file has a file code of 855.
°
The restart file contains valid information.
°
The source file has not been modified since the original DUPLICATE command
was issued. FUP checks the time of the last modification in the file label.
°
The restart file does not reside on an optical disk volume (if the restart file is
explicitly specified).
°
The current subvolume of the application is not on an optical disk volume if the
restart file is not specified (if ZFUP-TKN-RESTART-FILE contains all blanks or
is not present in the command buffer).
•
If any of these checks fail, FUP terminates the RESTART command and returns an
error list in the response buffer.
•
Except for the time of the last modification, FUP does not check the other attributes
of the source file. Do not change an attribute that might affect a restart operation.
For example, if you change the security attributes for the source file, a restart might
not be possible.
•
After the restart, FUP continues to update the restart file. If the duplicate operation
fails again, a subsequent restart can continue from the second point of failure.
Note. For more information about all FUP error numbers and their corresponding error lists,
see Appendix B, FUP Error Messages
.