Below is a list of status codes (and their descriptions) that are displayed for volume records in the System Programmer (S) display type of the Inquire/Update screen.
The codes are hexadecimal (Hex).
Table 202 Volume Records Status Codes and Descriptions
Status Field  | 
Field Name  | 
Field Code  | 
Description  | 
|---|---|---|---|
Status1 This field represents the first byte of the volume status.  | 
VOLSTAT  | 
80  | 
Active  | 
40  | 
Scratch  | 
||
20  | 
Pending scratch  | 
||
10  | 
Out of library (not vaulted)  | 
||
08  | 
Vaulted  | 
||
04  | 
External volume  | 
||
02  | 
EDM controlled  | 
||
01  | 
Deleted  | 
||
Status2 This field represents the second byte of the volume status.  | 
VOLIND  | 
80  | 
Potential vault 
  | 
40  | 
For future use  | 
||
20  | 
Pending vault  | 
||
10  | 
Recall back from a vault  | 
||
08  | 
Hold before return to vault  | 
||
04  | 
Stacked data sets not accepted  | 
||
02  | 
In-use  | 
||
01  | 
Incomplete data sets on volume  | 
||
Status3 This field represents the third byte of the volume status.  | 
VOLFLAGS  | 
80  | 
Returned from vault  | 
40  | 
Volume dynamically added  | 
||
20  | 
Record manually updated  | 
||
10  | 
Volume processed under MVS restart  | 
||
08  | 
Delete volume when expired  | 
||
04  | 
Volume manually moved to a vault  | 
||
02  | 
Single volume in vault and recall  | 
||
01  | 
Volume resides in a robot  | 
||
Status4 This field represents the fourth byte of the volume status.  | 
VOLFLAG2  | 
80  | 
Vaulting by boxes required for this volume  | 
40  | 
Converted Scratch volume  | 
||
20  | 
CTTVTM frees the slot when the volume is recalled  | 
||
10  | 
Volume capacity is in KB  | 
||
08  | 
Volume is exported out of the VTS environment  | 
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