Re: Make empty volume a scratch tape

2009-02-01 Thread Remco Post 

On 2 feb 2009, at 03:24, Paul Dudley wrote:


I have performed a move data command on a tape volume which has worked
OK and moved all the data from the tape.

The pct util is 0.0, the tape is in read/write access state and the
volume state is full. How can I make this a scratch tape as it has no
data on it?

The delete vol command fails with a return status of 13. Rather than
waiting a day can I force it to be a scratch tape now?




are you sure that the vol is empty? RC 13 means that there still is
data on the volume according to TSM IIRC.

What does q cont  say?

You could try: restore volume 

That will delete the volume for you if it is empty, or, it you want to
force things, del vol  discarddata=yes

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Met vriendelijke groeten/Kind regards

Remco Post
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Make empty volume a scratch tape

2009-02-01 Thread Paul Dudley 
I have performed a move data command on a tape volume which has worked
OK and moved all the data from the tape.

The pct util is 0.0, the tape is in read/write access state and the
volume state is full. How can I make this a scratch tape as it has no
data on it?

The delete vol command fails with a return status of 13. Rather than
waiting a day can I force it to be a scratch tape now?





Thanks & Regards

Paul



Paul Dudley

Senior IT Systems Administrator

ANL Container Line Pty Limited

Email: pdud...@anl.com.au

Web: http://www.anl.com.au












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Re: HElp on ANS9999E

2009-02-01 Thread Richard Sims 

See the past postings on this problem in http://www.mail-archive.com/
adsm-l@vm.marist.edu/ .
IBM Technote 1251903 summarizes the problem.
You don't specify the bitmode of your Windows system, but it is
likely 32-bit and, because of that, can't handle large stuff, partly
because of deficiencies in the design of the Windows OS.

  Richard Sims

HElp on ANS9999E

2009-02-01 Thread Yudi Darmadi 

dEAR all (TSM Experts) :)

Please help me, i'm always having errors when doing backup, the errror
message was:
ANSE ntrc.cpp(928): Received Win32 RC 1450 (0x05aa) from FileRead():
ReadFile 'http://www.niagaprima.com