On 09/02/10 14:17, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> On 09/02/10 13:56, Bruno Friedmann wrote:
>> Is there a magic way to read old media and pipe data in them to a new
>> media which will be stored on a new location, new name, and have it's
>> file & path recorded in DB ?
>
> Have you looked at bscan?
Er, I sent that rather prematurely.
I meant to say, bscan will do part of what you want. Depending on the
media, you should be able to either copy the disk volumes to the new
datacenter, or send tapes and install a drive that can read them if
necessary; at that point you should be able to bscan their metadata into
your new Catalog, at which point you should be set.
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