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Subject: Duplicating a Tape
From: "Fred Horvat" <horvat@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 12:08:46 -0400
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Hello,

I have a client on a 170 running V5R1 that they would like to make a
duplicate a tape.  Their iSeries only has one tape drive so the DUPTAP
command is out.  Short of restoring all the data and resaving it to another
tape is there an easier solution?  There are about 1,500+ files on the tape
so this process would take a bit of effort.

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Re: Duplicating a Tape , Don
RE: Duplicating a Tape , Jeff Crosby
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