Yes. I have used this a lot and that is the way it works. Offsite tapes
do not have to be "FULL" to be reclaimed.
David Longo
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Yes, as far as I understand it.
TSM knows what files are on each tape offsite. When expiration is run, some
of those dataset
Yes, as far as I understand it.
TSM knows what files are on each tape offsite. When expiration is run, some
of those datasets become obsolete, so the space on the tape becomes "free".
When you run reclamation on the copy storage pool with a certain % value,
TSM actually uses the primary storage
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Subject: AW: about DRM
Burak,
As far as I understand it, the reclamation of offsite copy pool carts is not
a DRM function, reclamation is a standard part of TSM where a new tape is
produced lo
Burak,
As far as I understand it, the reclamation of offsite copy pool carts is not
a DRM function, reclamation is a standard part of TSM where a new tape is
produced locally that consolidates the carts offsite that are partly full.
The thing that DRM does for you is to manage the movement of whi
