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  3. May 2013

RE: BRMS sharing 1 tape between 2 systems

So I guess if it violates ANY of those it rejects that tape? Or, is it if
violates one but passes another then maybe it can use it? If it's the
former then this kills it:
- Owned by the requesting system
Which, on an expired tape, isn't a show stopper. Because if the systems
are communicating the requesting system will talk to the owning system of
an expired tape and say the requestor is out of tapes and notices you have
a few, may he borrow this one?. But maybe it acts different on a non
expired tape.


Rob Berendt

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