Why not just replace the tape (anywhere in the library) and just audit the
library?
audit libvol 3583lib checklabel=barcode
^
|
name of your library
The checklabel=barcode should speed up the process, otherwise you're stuck
mounting tapes and checking their labels, IIRC.
Mike Bantz
Systems Administrator
Research Systems, Inc
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Jones, Kelli
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Subject: Re: LTO Tape Question
How can I determine the originating slot? I thought about doing just that
but each time I try to check it in, the slot it attempts to go to varies....
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Sent: March 10, 2004 11:39 AM
To: Jones, Kelli
Subject: Re: LTO Tape Question
Kelli - I don't have such a library (I'm 3494) but I suspect you're having
trouble
checking the volume in simply because it wasn't checked out...it was
rudely removed from the library. If you can determine its home slot,
perhaps you can simply open the library and replace it? Avoid drastic
commands, which may jeopardize the data.
Richard Sims
