DSM/Tape Catalog Operator Interface (MEDIACOM) Manual
MEDIACOM Commands
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TAPEDRIVE Command
Define Class TAPECATALOG
Define Name \SKY.=INBACK
Program Name \SKY.$SYSTEM.SYS03.RESTORE
TAPEDRIVE Command
Some MEDIACOM commands need a tape drive name even though the commands’
TAPEDRIVE option is not required. When a TAPEDRIVE option is not used, those
commands use a default name.
A default tape drive name is set by the TAPEDRIVE command. The name remains in
effect until another TAPEDRIVE command is issued or the session ends.
Use ENV to display the current value set by TAPEDRIVE.
\node.$tape
is the name of the drive to use when one is not specified in a command. Include
\node when the tape drive is not on your current default node.
Example
An ENV command entered as the first command of a session displays:
MC> ENV
Tape Drive NO SESSION DEFAULT SET
File Catalog \SKY.FILE_CATALOG_SKY
Volume Catalog \SKY.MASTER_TAPE_CATALOG
Pool TAPES_FOR_SKY
Volume \SKY.$OPRVOL.OPR
Unload ON
A tape drive name is displayed only by ENV after a TAPEDRIVE command sets a
name:
MC> TAPEDRIVE $T004
MC> ENV
Tape Drive \SKY.$T004
File Catalog \SKY.FILE_CATALOG_SKY
Volume Catalog \SKY.MASTER_TAPE_CATALOG
Pool TAPES_FOR_SKY
Volume \SKY.$OPRVOL.OPR
Unload ON
TAPEDRIVE [ \node.]$tape