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Re: 3584 library sharing followup
The problem is that after "cloning" the existing database to the 2nd
instance, they BOTH have the same volume information. When you
do the AUDIT LIBR on the library client, the library manager updates the
ownership of al
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Subject: Re: 3584 library sharing followup
On one of the instance you will delete the library and then create a new
"shared" library. When you run the audit library command
on a library client i
On one of the instance you will delete the library and then create a new
"shared" library. When you run the audit library command on a library client
it updates the library manager updates it's volhist to show that the volumes in
its library are remote and not belong to the other instnace.
Last week, Bill Boyer posted a message (which I no longer have) about
splitting a database and library sharing. and ownership of tapes. I saw
one response suggesting exporting and importing the data, but nothing
else.
Did anyone ever come up with other ideas on this? I'm actually getting
ready t
