Re: BRMS Tape Usage

It is definitely not searching alphabetically as the primary criteria..

Yesterday morning I had tapes 49 to 62 as expired tapes in the library.
There were others with numbers lower & higher also expired.

Between that report and now, BRMS chose to use 49, 52, 55, 56, 227, 228 &
229.

Hence my curiosity about what the selection criteria is.



Gord



On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 9:41 PM, W3 <welly.soegiantoro@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Gord,
BRMS will take media / tape that are available in pool and it will search
alphabetically. It will look @ the expired media parm. Then it will use
the
media for backup. You can take a look @ wrkmedbrm to chek on all media or
you can check on wrkclsbrm for specific pools...
Hope that helps

Br,
Welly
On Sep 22, 2015 8:04 PM, "Gord Hutchinson" <gordm1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

We have recently converted to using BRMS. We have a pool of 300 LTO6
tapes.

I have a question on how BRMS determines which tape to write to next. We
have just started to use tapes for the 3rd time. Yet I have several

tapes

which have only been used once. They are in the library and are

expired.

They are also physically in the library.

What criteria does BRMS use to pick the next tape? What file might I

run a

query over to display by number of uses. I've been using the PRTMEDBRM
reports but they don't allow me to resequence.

No problems, I'm just curious.


Thanks,

Gord

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