That's what I was fearing... :-) I was kidding... I finally discovered what was happening...
The devclass was created with format dds4c but the driver format doesn't have this write or read format. I don't know how to include another drive format or even if it is possible, so I changed the devclass to format dds3c and the migration worked fine. I don't know how TSM could realize which formats are available for the drive . I would like to express a special grateful to Mark Stapleton, Mahesh Prasad, Jason Cain, Daniel Sparrman, Richard Sims, Victoria Ortepio and Bill Boyer who helped me to understand what was wrong Thanks!!! > From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Can I consider this a normal behavior for a manual libtype? Or should I > do >>something more to put the volume in the library "online" inventory or >>change the volume mode to "online"? > > When you have a standalone tape drive, TSM will does not treat it as a > tape library. There are no library volumes, and therefore you do not > have "online" and "offline" inventory. > > You really need to sit down and read the TSM administrators' guide and > spend some time getting to understand how TSM interacts with tape > libraries. > > -- > Mark Stapleton > -------------------------------------------- Reimer [EMAIL PROTECTED] / www.quicksoft.com.br Fone: (47) 231-6500 - Fax: (47) 231-6515
