9710 (StorageTek) Addendum for NonStop Servers

Addendum to the StorageTek™ 9710 for the Tandem Environment
The 5155/5159 Digital Linear Tape CRE and NonStop Kernel
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Example 3
This example for an unlabeled tape shows a BACKUP command
that does not use a DEFINE. In this case, the drive writes data
using the system-wide default compression specification.
5>BACKUP $TAPE, $DATA.*.*
Example 4
This example for a labeled tape shows a File Utility Program
(FUP) command that uses a CLASS TAPECATALOG DEFINE
named “=FUPOUT” to turn compression on (IDRC). The USE
OUT attribute specifies to write the file to tape.
The FUP COPY command copies the contents of FILE1 record-
by-record to volume IBM001.
6>ADD DEFINE =FUPOUT, CLASS TAPECATALOG, LABELS IBM, &
VOLUME IBM001, COMPRESSION IDRC, USE OUT, CATALOG OFF
7>FUP COPY FILE1, =FUPOUT
9.5.3.6 For More Information
For more information about how to create DEFINEs and use them
in labeled tape processing, see the Guardian User’s Guide and the
Guardian Disk and Tape Utilities Reference Manual. For
information on how to specify CLASS TAPECATALOG
DEFINEs, see the DSM/Tape Catalog User’s Guide. For more
information on using the BACKUP and FUP utilities, see the
Guardian Disk and Tape Utilities Reference Manual and the File
Utility Program (FUP) Reference Manual.
9.5.4 Using SETMODE 162 to Control Compression Mode
If the system-wide default compression specification (default is
normally compression off) is not wanted, the SETMODE 162
procedure call can be used to set compression mode on or off.