DSM/Tape Catalog Operator Interface (MEDIACOM) Manual

MEDIACOM Commands
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INFO TAPEFILE Command
1 tape drive returned.
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To display information for all the tape drives on the current default node:
MC> INFO TAPEDRIVE *
Tape Drive Name Device Type NL Check BLP Check LSM Drive ID
--------------- ----------- -------- -------- -----------
$T001 MARATHON OFF OFF NON-LSM DRIVE
$T002 DAT ON ON NON-LSM DRIVE
$ACS1 DLT7000 OFF OFF (0,0,2,0)
$ACS2 DLT7000 OFF OFF (0,0,2,1)
$ACS3 DLT4000 OFF OFF (0,0,2,3)
5 tape drives returned.
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To write information for all the tape drives on \STAR to a disk file on the current
default node, \SKY:
MC> INFO TAPEDRIVE \STAR.*, OUT TAPEINFO
INFO TAPEFILE Command
INFO TAPEFILE retrieves these attributes of a valid tape file entry:
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The file ID in the entry
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The generation number
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The version number
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The expiration date of the entry
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The type of application that created the tape file
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The date and time the entry was created
INFO TAPEFILE
entered without a tape file ID and the other options, retrieves information on the
latest generation of all types of tape file entries in the default file catalog. A brief
report is sent to your current default output file (usually your home terminal).
INFO TAPEFILE [ tape-file-id ]
[ ( tape-file-id [ , tape-file-id ] ... ) ]
[ , BRIEF | DETAIL ]
[ , FILECAT [ { \node } ]
[ [ { \node.]file-catalog-name } ]
[ , GEN { absolute | relative | ALL } ]
[ , MODE { ALL | BACKFILE | BACKVOLUME | USER } ]
[ , OUT out-file ]
[ , VOLUMESET ]