Hi Skip, On Thu, 20 Dec 2018 19:36:13 +0000, Jesse 1 Robinson <jesse1.robin...@sce.com> wrote: >By way of update, after studying everyone's suggestions, I ran the job with >this DD: > >//TAPEIN DD UNIT=(TAPECR,,DEFER), >// LABEL=(EXPDT=98000), >// VOL=SER=(nnnnnn), >// DISP=(OLD,KEEP) > >and got pretty much t e same result: > >IEF403I TAPEANAL - STARTED - TIME=14.37.42 > >IEC501A M uuuu, nnnnnn,BLP,,TAPEANAL,FATAR > >EDG4020I VOLUME nnnnnn REJECTED BY INSTALLATION REJECT DEFINITIONS >
EDG4020I Explanation The specified volume cannot be used on this system because the volume prefix matches one or more REJECT prefixes defined for the installation. It seems that RMM dislikes the volume serial that you've chosen, at least on this LPAR. You could confirm with command RMM LC ALL, there may be something like: Reject prefixes: Rack Prefix Access type ----------- ----------- nnnnn* NONE or you could check PARMLIB(EDGRMMxx) for REJECT commands. BTW, IBM recommends converting REJECT to OPENRULE and PRTITION. Some suggestions: - Try running on a different LPAR that does not REJECT the volume serial prefix - Update current LPAR EDGRMMxx to not REJECT your volume serial; recycle RMM - Specify a different volume serial, since you're using BLP anyway; warn Operator A totally different dance around RMM: Our partner used our TelTape for Windows to MAP cartridges using SCSI/FC attached drives (No RMM on Windows!). They had over 100,000 cartridges to map, though, and many platforms not just mainframe. In particular, Map saves the Netbackup filenames, server names, creation dates in a spreadsheet. Or if mainframe (SL), then DSN-17, creation date, etc. HTH, Mike Baldwin Cartagena Software Limited Markham, Ontario, Canada https://cartagena.com +1 905-887-0755 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@listserv.ua.edu with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
