DSM/Tape Catalog User's Guide

DSM/Tape Catalog User’s Guide — 520233-008
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A
Abend retention, default 4-9
Absolute file generations 2-3
ACS command
EJECT 6-10
ENTER 6-9
MOUNT 6-9, 6-12
ACS library server 7-1
Adding pre existing tapes, examples 4-16
Adding tape volumes, examples 4-15
Adding tapes in a tape library 6-9
ALLPROCESSORS paragraph 4-1
Append capable pools 1-7
Attribute summary, TAPECATALOG
DEFINE 5-2
Automated use of tapes, tape library 6-11
Automatic mounting of tapes 4-12
Automatic operation, tape library 6-7
Automatic selection of scratch tapes in a
tape library 6-3
Automatic selection of tapes, AUTOMATED
option 4-12
B
BACKCOPY utility
CATALOGFILES option
1-14
file-mode 3-4
parallel mode 3-3
using 1-15
BACKUP utility
CATALOGFILES option 1-14
file-mode 3-4
file-mode backup 1-15
parallel mode 3-3
volume-mode backup 1-14
BLP behavior 4-12
BLPCHECK setting 4-12
Bypass label processing, giving
approval 4-13
C
Catalog database, DSM/TC 8-1
Catalog manager process 8-2
CLASS TAPECATALOG DEFINE
application uses 1-12
consistency checks C-1
conversion from CLASS TAPE
DEFINE D-1
syntax summary B-1
Clean-up process 2-10
running manually 2-10
Client server interface 7-1
Commands, example conventions 5-14
Communicating with a tape library, ALTER
TAPEDRIVE 6-6
Compression
default 4-10
examples 4-10
overriding the default 4-11
Compression-mode write in a tape
library
6-4
Configuring DSM/TC 4-15
Configuring tape drives in a tape library 6-5
Control path flow in a tape library 6-7
Copying TMF volumes 3-8
Copying volume sets
other processes 3-8
Copying volume sets, examples 3-4
Creating file catalogs, examples 4-3
Creating pools
examples 4-5
SEARCHSPACE option 4-5
Creating volume catalogs, examples 4-4
Current default node 1-17