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Is this what you have?http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/storage/tape/ts3100/index.html?&ca=qapromo&me=
We have three of them. We are not using BRMS. I recently found out that
there are two removable magazines in this beast. One on the left and one
on the right. I can't believe it took me this long to figure it out. If
you do Control, Magazine, Left (or Right) you can pull the whole magazine.
Might have to stick your fingers into what looks like air scoops and pull
slightly.
When we were using TSM on a 3570 we were ejecting one tape at a time out
the little I/O door even though we could pull the whole magazine. We just
didn't know what we were doing. Now that we have a different tape drive
and more knowledge we tell TSM to eject them to the magazine and pull out
a whole series at a time instead of through any I/O slot.
TSM tape drive:
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/storage/tape/ts3310/index.html
In summary, if you can't figure it out by magazine, try calling IBM and
see if they can help you. If they try to push you to InsultLine, (oops
ConsultLine), then contact a BP. Sirius has been a big help to us.
Rob Berendt
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Date:
02/25/2009 10:21 AM
Subject:
BRMS tape movement with single i/o slot library
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Cust has TS3100 Tape Library (runs great) holds 24 tapes and has a single
i/o slot.
We have managed to keep BRMS in sync with lib by operator pulling prev
night save from i/o slot and adding into magazine an expired tape each
day.
Cost cutback, no more weekend operations, but nightly save must continue.
I can set backup policy to *rewind tape instead of *unload (which moves it
to i/o slot)list
STRMNTBRM MOVMED(*YES) running now only 5 days a week should work, except
on Monday morning there will be 3 tapes to move, only single i/o slot
causing a halt.
This will be our 1st weekend on this schedule.
How to avoid the halt?
Jim Franz
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