Victor,
 A single generic TAPEVOL profile should be enough. This will only protect 
standard label tape usage.
If you are sure that TAPEDSN option is not set on as well as TAPEVOL class, 
the above should be enough. However, once data set name access 
authorization is required you cannot control authorization in this way, unless 
the data set name prefixes used are unique to production.

If you had DFSMSrmm you could use the REJECT OUTPUT(P*) command in 
test system parmlib  to prevent production tape volume use on the test 
system.... and then use the 'ignore' processing (EXPDT=98000) to authorise 
read access.

Mike Wood    RMM Development

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