DSM/Tape Catalog User's Guide

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Tape libraries (continued)
using INFO MEDIADEFS 6-3
using INFO TAPEDRIVE 6-5
using the AUTOMATED option 6-3
using the COMPRESSION option 6-4
Tape library error diagnostics
library server 7-8
MEDIACOM 7-8
nonretryable error 7-9
retryable error 7-8
STATUS TAPEMOUNT 7-8
tape drives unavailable 7-9
Tape library examples
BACKUP and RESTORE (no
catalog) 6-14
BACKUP and RESTORE (with
catalog) 6-13
FUP (no catalog) 6-14
FUP (with catalog) 6-13
TMF operations 6-15
user request (no catalog) 6-15
user request (with catalog) 6-13
using tapes (no catalog) 6-14
Tape library software environment,
preparation
6-2
Tape library support, introduction 6-1
Tape pools 1-6
Tape processing support level 3-1
Tape status after files expire 1-6
Tape support level
COMPATIBLE 3-1
MEDIACAT 3-1
NOCATALOG 3-1
UNLABELED 3-1
Tape volumes 1-8
adding to pools 4-15
TAPECATALOG DEFINE
COMPRESSION attribute
4-11
managing tape requests 3-9
usage 5-1
TAPECATALOG DEFINE attribute
AUTOMATED 5-3
AVRSYSTEM 5-3
BLOCKLEN 5-3
CATALOG 5-3
CLASS 5-4
COMMENT 5-4
COMPRESSION 5-4
DENSITY 5-4
descriptions 5-3
DEVICE 5-5
EBCDIC 5-5
EXPIRATION 5-5
FILECAT 5-6
FILEID 5-6
FILESECT 5-6
FILESEQ 5-6
GEN 5-6
input tapes 5-2
LABELS 5-7
LOGICAL 5-8
MOUNTMSG 5-8
output tapes 5-2
OWNER 5-8
PHYSICAL 5-8
POOL 5-9
RECFORM 5-9
RECLEN 5-9
RETENTION 5-9
summary 5-2
TAPEMODE 5-10
USE 5-10
VERSION 5-11
VOLCAT 5-11
VOLUME 5-11
TAPECATALOG DEFINE examples
general 5-14
labels ANSI 5-12
labels BACKUP 5-13