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On the DUPTAP command specify just the one file sequence number to duplicate FROMSEQNBR(7 *ONLY). Problem solved! (Parameters are a wonderful thing.)

Virtual tape volumes are created with minimal size and grow as you put stuff into them.

You create the drive CRTDEVTAP TAPVRT01 *VRT TEXT('Virtual Tape Drive numero uno')

You make the dir for the files MKDIR '/vtape'

You create the catalog CRTIMGCLG Vtape *TAPE '/vtape' text('My first virtual tape catalog')

You add a tape to the catalog ADDIMGCLGE FROMFILE(*NEW) TOFILE(Tape1) and give it a size and text.

You Load the bugger up: LODIMGCLG VTAPE TAPEVRT01

Then initialize the the tape with INZTAP and then DUPTAP the file you want.

- Larry

Adrienne McConnon wrote:
Justin,

Thanks for you response but we want to copy one file from a physical
tape drive to a virtual tape to transfer to another iSeries. We don't
want to duplicate the entire tape (DUPTAP). We don't have enough disk
space to copy more than one file from the physical tape drive to the
virtual. So the iSeries commands we want to learn would be to create a
virtual tape with no more than 10 GB space used and then copy file #7
from the physical tape drive to that virtual tape.

Thanks,

Adrienne



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