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Running the DSPTAP *LABELS to *OUTFILE

I have used the following values ..


Reference field RDVOLL - Volume Label

 * Volume label    (len = 80)
D RDVOLL          DS
 * IBM tape marking
D  VOLA                   1      4
 * Inztap command
D  NEWVOL                 5     10
 * reserved
D  RSVA                  11     11
 * new owner ID
D  NEWOWN                38     51


Reference field RDTRL1 - Label 1

  * Label 1 - label (len = 80)
 D RDTRL1          DS
  * IBM tape marking (If this is EOV1 means there are more
  *  than one volume for this particular library
  *  and this is the first one ...
 D  EOT1                   1      4
 D  EOF1                   1      4
 D  EOV1                   1      4
  * SAVLIB *ALLUSR => Lib = Lbl
 D  LIB1                   5     14
  * SAVLIB *ALLUSR => Lib = Lbl
 D  LBL1                   5     14
 D  VOL1                  22     27
  * tape volume number (0001, 0002, ... etc)
 D  TVL1                  28     31
  * Short tape sequence number
 D  SEQA                  32     35

Reference field RDLFSQ - Sequence Number

  * sequence number (len = 10)
 D RDLFSQ          DS
  * IBM tape marking
 D  SEQ1                   3     10

 *

I hope this helps

Regards

Jorge


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