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Darrell--

You need to use the DUPTAP command. It will allow you to copy from one tape drive to another, without using disk space.

If the "from" tape is actually a set of tapes, you need to list all of the "from" tapes in the command.

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi:

I need to copy a 3570 tape to an 8 mm tape. Both drives are attached to
the same system.

Darrell


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