Martin Simmons wrote:
You can use the bconole 'update media' command to fix the Volume Files and Volume Status in the catalog to match the tapes. I suggest also using 'delete jobid' if there are jobs in the catalog that are not on the tape.
Cheers.
It would; the fact that someone managed to knock the cable to the library loose may have had something to do with it, but I'm not certain; it wouldn't really account for two tapes being in error. Both tapes are in the same pool though, which only services a single client; one which is on the other side of a flakey connection, could have some impact, I guess.It would be useful if you can figure out how/when it happened too (e.g. if you have a bad tape).
I'll check both the tapes for errors though.
__Martin
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