DSM/Tape Catalog Operator Interface (MEDIACOM) Manual

MEDIACOM Commands
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INFO TAPEDRIVE Command
Volume Catalog \CAUNI1,R1CAT
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Pool Name Labels Density Type Scratch Space Append
----------------- ------ ------- ---- ------- ------ ------
R1POOL1 ANY ANY ANY ON INCLUDED ON
R1POOL2 ANY ANY ANY OFF INCLUDED OFF
RBS_POOL_APPEND_ON ANY ANY ANY ON INCLUDED ON
3 pools returned
INFO TAPEDRIVE Command
INFO TAPEDRIVE retrieves the current setting of a tape drive regarding the
BLPCHECK and NLCHECK options and displays information about the drive type. If
the tape drive is a tape library drive, the command also lists its ACS address.
BLPCHECK, NLCHECK, and tape drive addresses are set with the ALTER
TAPEDRIVE command.
INFO TAPEDRIVE
entered without a tape drive name and an OUT file, sends information for all tape
drives of the current default node to your current default output file (usually your
home terminal).
\node.$tape
\node.*
is the tape drive name of the drive you are interested in. Using * instead of a tape
name includes all tape drives of the node in the report.
Include \node when the tape drive is not on your current default node.
OUT out-file
specifies where the report is displayed or written. You can name a disk file or a
device, such as a printer or terminal. If not given, the information is sent to your
current default output file (usually your home terminal).
Examples
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To display information for one tape drive on the current default node, \SKY:
MC> INFO TAPEDRIVE $T002
Tape Drive Name Device Type NL Check BLP Check
--------------- ----------- -------- ---------
$T002 MARATHON ON ON
INFO TAPEDRIVE [ [ \node.]$tape ] [ , OUT out-file ]
[ [ \node.]* ]