The idea of putting the PoolName and
MediaType into the volume label at the time the code was written
seemed reasonable, but it makes changing the volume rather
inflexible. As a consequence, though those fields are written, no
one ever actually uses them.
Best regards,
Kern
On 08/09/2017 16:22, Dan Langille wrote:
Thank you.
There is a minor caveat when copying volume
files: the volume label contains
the PoolName and MediaType. This is minor because it only
matters if you need
to bscan the volume before it is recycled.
I hope nobody ever has to use bscan. (using bscan means
something has gone wrong;
this is not a criticism of the tool).
I don't think we can easily change that label. For those
reading, here is an older document
As you say, it won't be relevant until bscan time.
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