DING!
larry's got the correct form (correct syntact to checkl instead of
ckeckl) but add devt=3590
I know because we use it ... we don't have an operator i/o station
so we open the door and shove scratches into the available slots
(less n where n=tapes in drives) .... but only in desperation.
To be safe I prefer to have the internal label read so that I know the
vendor did what I asked him to do or that the arcus people did no degauss
the tapes on me.
So the command I use is:
checkin libvol 3494lib volr=200000,200999 search=yes checkl=barcode \
status=scratch devt=3590
If you use search=yes without checkl=yes or checkl=barcode (ie 'no')
then it complains and confuses
cheers ... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
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On Wed, 2 May 2001, Lawrence Clark wrote:
> checkin libv <libname> search=yes volrange=<1stvol,lastvol> stat=scr ckeckl=barcode
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/02/01 12:43PM >>>
> Anyone know the command on a 3494 library to checkin volumes using the
> barcode only. I added 300 new tape to my library and it wants to mount each
> one instead of just using the barcode. What is the typical command you
> guys use to check in new scratch tape on a 3494.
>
> Thanks
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