Haven't kept up with your thread, but you said the tapes were created by
VM's DDR so I'm assuming you can run this exec on your VM system;
 it will copy 1 input tape to 1 output tape, input tape can have
multiple tape files on it; and you said 3 3480's copied to 3 3590's was
acceptable, so run it 3 times
. 
T2T EXEC  (I don't remember who to credit with this, sorry)
/* tape-to-tape copy using CMS PIPE TAPE */              
/* INPUT TAPE is 181    and OUTPUT  TAPE is 182 */       
'tape rew'           /*rewind input tape */

'tape rew (tap2'     /*rewind output tape */

                                                         
do until recs.1 = 0                                      
  'pipe tape | tape tap2 wtm | count lines | stem recs.' 
  say 'RECS.1 is ' recs.1                                
end                                                      
                                                         
'tape wtm 2 (tap2'  
exit

                                     


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-----Original Message-----

From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 1:11 PM
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: Re: COPY a DRR VM created tape

I have tried GENER & DITTO to copy this data but have failed.
I have is three 3480 tapes backing up 1 user volume with Z/VM DDR.

I want to copy these 3480 tapes to either one or three 3590 with Z/OS.

I want to be able to restore that volume with z/VM DDR with the 3590
tapes.

Anyone else have any ideas?

In both cases(DITTO & GENER), the failure was when i used DDR to
restore.
The Z/OS JOB recieved a 00 return code.

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