Hello:
I have an oldie but a goodie. One of our user areas sent us 9 3420 tapes
today, and some of them appear to be 800 BPI. When I run tape map against
the tape I get the data in the attachment.
I am trying to read these files on a 3420 tape
drive, and when I put the density (DEN=2) into my JCL I get a 413-24 abend.
I've tried various combinations and I cannot seem to get these old tapes to
read, and without density IEBGENER gets a RC=12 for conflicting DCB info.
I've also tried BLP and specifying the DCB parms directly, and still no luck.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can possibly get this to read
on our tape drives, or is there a hardware setting on a 3420 that will make
this possible?
I looked in the archives and did not find anything specific about this, and
this
is a little before my time.
Thanks
Todd Burrell
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1VOL=007893 TAPE ANALYSIS PROGRAM (T A P E M A P) V2.1
TUESDAY MAY 06, 2008 (08.127) 15:09:34
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BLOCK BLOCK LNTH TOTL CREATOR
FORMAT SEQ# DATASET NAME REQD C-DATE E-DATE SOURCE RECFM LRECL
SIZE COUNT DEN TRT (FT) LNTH JOBNAME/STEPNAME
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0 PW.PREV.ELPH . 00.000 LABELS S A CEN
C DAT 95 T R INC
2 SCAN F
1499 95 1600 13 13
- *** EOV ***
-***** ONE OR MORE FILES HAVE DENSITY INDICATED INCORRECTLY IN LABELS. ALL
FILES ARE WRITTEN AT 800 BPI *****
+
800
+
800
0NOTE: LENGTH(S) ARE COMPUTED, (BASED ON BLKSIZE, BLKCOUNT, AND DENSITY), AND
ARE THEREFORE ONLY APPROXIMATE.
