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On 26-Aug-2015 12:11 -0600, John McKee wrote:
<<SNIP>>
I am looking at Licensed Internal Code Log. A lot of entries. Not
sure how far back they go. Looks like older than 2014 at least.
My backup this morning resulted in 13 entries:
Source/Sink : 6
Tape support: 5
Damage set: 1
Error analysis: 1
And, two storage management entries from 12:11 and 12:40
I have no idea what the last two entries might be related to.
<<SNIP>>
The "Damage Set" is simply a side effect of the Source\Sink Tape
failure related to the [failing] tape device activity. In order to
ensure the tape device is reset to a known\good status, prior to the
next reference to that device, the device gets marked as "damaged" by
the LIC; recovery from the /damage/ condition must be performed prior to
further use of the device. The requests first to vary-off and second to
vary-on-with-reset [VRYCFG ... RESET(*YES)] should recover the /logical
damage/ condition [aka /soft/ damage] to the device; a condition of
/hard/ damage would be recoverable only by deleting and then re-creating
the device.
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