Afternoon all,
yes, we are going backwards..
A customer of ours has received a z/OS 1.12 Serverpac on two 3590 cartridges.
Cleverly, he does not possess such drives, only 3490 units.
Would it be possible to do a DDR tape-to-tape copy using the above as input and Tonnes of 3490's as
You're out of luck with DDR. From DDR's online help:
3. Copying data from one device to another of the same type. Data may be
reordered by cylinder or block when copying it from disk to disk. In
order for one tape to be copied to another, the original tape must have
been created by
Kris,
I did indeed read that piece after I had sent the E-Mail.
I am not going to get into Movefile etc.
I will have to scratch my head and see what I can do on z/OS.
Thank you.
Andre
En rponse Kris Buelens kris.buel...@gmail.com :
You're out of luck with DDR. From DDR's online help:
You could also use the TAPECOPY utility from the VM Workshop tapes. I'm not
sure how it'll handle having the output tape be shorter than the input tape,
but at least you wouldn't have to count files.
-to-Tape (3590 = 3490)
Afternoon all,
yes, we are going backwards..
A customer of ours has received a z/OS 1.12 Serverpac on two
3590 cartridges.
Cleverly, he does not possess such drives, only 3490 units.
Would it be possible to do a DDR tape-to-tape copy using the
above
