DSM/Tape Catalog Operator Interface (MEDIACOM) Manual
MEDIACOM Commands
DSM/Tape Catalog Operator Interface (MEDIACOM) Manual—429828-010
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ACCEPT TAPEMOUNT Command
(Super Group Only)
You need not enter the commands this way. Shorter command examples appear on
one line:
MC> ALTER MEDIADEFS, RESET EXPIRATION
ACCEPT TAPEMOUNT Command
(Super Group Only)
ACCEPT TAPEMOUNT lets an application use the tape drive it requests when:
The tape drive request is for bypass label processing (BLP) mode on a tape drive
with the BLPCHECK option set to on. (For information on setting the BLPCHECK
option, see ALTER TAPEDRIVE Command (Super Group Only) on page 2-53.)
The tape drive request is for no label processing (NL) mode on a tape drive with
the NLCHECK option set to on. (For information on setting the NLCHECK option,
see ALTER TAPEDRIVE Command (Super Group Only) on page 2-53.)
ACCEPT TAPEMOUNT is also used when a mounted tape cannot be read. This
problem results from an uninitialized tape or a tape written at a density that the drive
does not support. If it is appropriate to use the tape, ACCEPT TAPEMOUNT gives
permission to use it as an unlabeled tape.
\node.message-number
is a number assigned by $ZSVR to the message of the requested tape drive. This
number appears with a STATUS TAPEMOUNT command. Include \node if the
tape drive is not on your current default node.
Considerations
NL or BLP processing
If an application requires NL or BLP tape processing, as specified in a
TAPECATALOG or TAPE DEFINE with the LABELS attribute, the tape drive can be
set up to accept the request automatically, rather than to gain permission through
ACCEPT TAPEMOUNT. For more information, see the ALTER TAPEDRIVE
Command (Super Group Only) on page 2-53.
Labeled tape processing
If an application requires labeled tape processing, as specified in a
TAPECATALOG or TAPE DEFINE with the LABELS attribute, the request is
automatically accepted when the proper tape is mounted. An ACCEPT
TAPEMOUNT command is unnecessary.
ACCEPT TAPEMOUNT [ \node.]message-number