The scratch would have uncataloged the tape. Need to recatalog.
On Fri, Feb 14, 2020 at 10:37 AM Max Smith wrote:
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> Peter,
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> Is the data set listed the data set you are looking for? Is this a real tape
> or virtual? Is the volume listed as scratch? or Private? TS7700 or other?
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> Max
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Peter,
After doing some additional checking, RMM does work as I thought. RMM leaves
the data set record around even if the data set expired. RMM only deletes the
data set record if the volume is picked up as a scratch volume and reused.
That would mean the data set you are looking for has be
Peter,
Is the data set listed the data set you are looking for? Is this a real tape
or virtual? Is the volume listed as scratch? or Private? TS7700 or other?
Max
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I was able to list based on the tape volser but not able to list using
dataset name.
On Thu, 13 Feb, 2020, 7:55 PM Max Smith, wrote:
> As has been indicated it does depend on virtual or real tape and if it is
> real tape has it been reused.
>
> In RMM you can do a LISTDATASET command for
As has been indicated it does depend on virtual or real tape and if it is real
tape has it been reused.
In RMM you can do a LISTDATASET command for the data set, I believe it still
will exist if the tape hasn't been reused. If it is there then it will show
the volser the data set was written t
Hi Brian,
Maybe, (Warning: Bad pun ahead!) you could go by an old nursery rhyme
"Pease porridge in the pot, nine days (h)old".
Regards,
David
On 2020-02-13 03:33, Brian Fraser wrote:
The answer is "it depends"..
How often do you run scratch processing?
What hardware was the tape written
The answer is "it depends"..
How often do you run scratch processing?
What hardware was the tape written to? What other settings are in place on
that hardware?
For instance, if it was written to a TS7700, then you need to also check
the setting for "Expire Hold" on the scratch category.
I h
Hello
We do run HSM and RMM.
One of our user has created a dataset on a tape with retention period of 2
days (almost 20 days back).
Is it possible to track when it got deleted by running any kind of report
from RMM ?
Is it still possible to recover ?
Apology for asking a dummy question.
Peter
