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Subject: BRMS WRKMEDIBRM
From: "Sanjiv-" <sanjivji@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 20:51:02 -0400
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We are using BRMS to save data to TSM Server

When we do WRKMEDIBRM it shows as *ADSM instead of a Vol name..Which is OK

We had done saves in 2004 / 2005 and expiration was set for 7 yrs ..hence
the libs were set to expire in 2011/2012.which is OK

We decided to expire the tapes now.so What would be the process to expire
them as of today .As far as I know I can do WRKMEDIBRM and take option 4
against it but then we have a database where there are approx 14500 plus
libs that need to be expired today and taking option 4 against them would be
a waste of time

Is there a faster way to expire ?

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