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Remember - you can't checkin a tape as scratch if
Remember - you can't checkin a tape as scratch if TSM has records of data
on it. IE, if the volume is in a storage pool, has an database backup on
it, or other situation where TSM knows the tape is in use. You can,
however, check it in a Private, then check it back out and have the library
eject
>Can anyone tell me what the various categories mean...
James -
See Volume Categories in http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts
Richard
cleaner volume
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Thanks again to all who responded to my questions.
Can anyone tell me what the various categories mean such
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>Can anyone help me with how to decipher the output of the mtlib -l
>/dev/lmcp0 -qI command or point me to where I c
>Can anyone help me with how to decipher the output of the mtlib -l
>/dev/lmcp0 -qI command or point me to where I can find the doc on its
>detail.
James - Full details are in "IBM SCSI Tape Drive, Medium Changer, and
Library Device Drivers: Installation and User's Guide"
(GC35-0154). If
James,
Start here: http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.funcdir
Richard Sims has put together an excellent howto with an introduction to
almost anything in TSM.
Regards,
Jan Norback
Atos Origin-IT (MS/DS/OSS Unix)
VA-173, PO-box 218, 5600 MD Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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>It appears that the library manager database is out of sync.
James,
I have run into a similar si
I have a 3575 but have had similar problem occaisionally.
Do your operators actually check that the tapes on the "offsite"
list all came out of library? That was our problem here, they didn't
do a thorough check and every now and then a tape wouldn't come
out for various reasons yet they did not
>>...shows the tape as FF00 [Insert category]...
>>
>>Does anyone know how to remove a tape from the library by using the
console
>>that's attached? I haven't seen anything but that doesn't mean it can't be
>>done.
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>The more recent Library Manager software has a Manage Import/Export Volumes
>men
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The way to know the tapes that are physically in the library is: mtlib
-l/dev/lmcp0 -qI
The last letter is an uppercase i. If you want to put it to a file just:
mtlib -l/dev/lmcp0 -qI>/tmp/yourfilename
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Manuel J. Sanchez
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>...shows the tape as FF00 [Insert category]...
>
>Does anyone know how to remove a tape from the library by using the console
>that's attached? I haven't seen anything but that doesn't mean it can't be
>done.
The more recent Library Manager software has a Manage Import/Export Volumes
menu, where
>It appears that the library manager database is out of sync.
James,
I have run into a similar situation with my 3494 in that TSM says a tape is
in the vault, offsite, and it's actually still in the library. The command
that others have given you, mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qI, shows the tape as FF00.
>Does anyone have a way to get the inventory from the library and put it to
>a file so I can compare it with what TSM thinks it has in the library?
mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qI
mtlib -l/dev/lmcp# -qI > somefile
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I was wondering if anyone has encountered this situation.
Environment: two TSM servers
Give this a shot..
mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qI > /tmp/3494.inv
Curt Magura
Lockheed Martin EIS
Gaithersburg, Md.
301-240-6305
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Thanks a lot,
i will try this immidialtlly.
Do anybody know the advatages of TSM over veritas net backup.
as i have to prove my management that TSM is good choice to go with,
or where i can get, IM marketing peoples emailid , as these people knows the
things.
Thanks
Shekhar
If these tapes were checking from copypool tapes running and checked in to
the library with checkin libv name status=private
Run upd vol a1234 acc=readw. This will delete the volume and return the
volumes to scratch status.
Jason Morgan
Technical Support Analyst
Blaenau Gwent C.B.C
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Well, if you lo
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> Hi,
> thanx .
> Now i am having following parameters defined so
> Copy Storage Pools : COPYPOOL
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> so what do i do of the tapes those are
Hi,
thanx .
Now i am having following parameters defined so
Copy Storage Pools : COPYPOOL
so what do i do of the tapes those are in library , but lists as empty , and
not scratch.
if they are not being used then logically they should be listed as a scratch,
if used they should not list as a em
1st try a
q stg tapepool f=d
and look for the reuse delay... see if it is greater than zero, that would
explain the empty state without rolling back scratch
Ok, you checked in the libvols to the library using device stk9710 as
scratch, correct ?
For each storage pool (such as tapepool) the
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