Lizette,
VDR (Virtual Data Recovery) is much more then a just a tape stacker.
Automating the stacking of VTL data to hi-density tape using a different
dataset name prevents any impact on production tape processes.
The recovery side of VDR allows you to recover/unstack the stacked datasets
to
Hello Lizette,
Take a look at CA VTAPE:
http://www.ca.com/files/DataSheets/brighstor_ca_vtape_r11-5_ds.pdf
Success story that discusses tape stacking:
http://ca.com/files/SuccessStories/29989_county_el_paso_bvs.pdf
It integrates nicely with CA1 as well.
Bob
Robert B. Fake
InfoSec, Inc.
It sounds like you are an IBM virtual tape shop. As far as I know VDR is
the only product that will copy onto a tape and stack it for offsite
shipment. IBM recommends using this rather then the Export and Import
utility. We use STK and a package with the STK software called DR
utilities.
Lizette, go to our website (below) to read about our product FATSCOPY.
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Bruce A. Black
Senior Software Developer for FDR
Innovation Data Processing 973-890-7300
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Lizette,
With CA-1 as your tape management system, of course the recommended tape
stacking software is CA-1/CopyCat. This will work very well in terms of taking
hundreds of virtual-volumes and stacking them on a physical cartridge for DR
purposes.
Russell Witt
CA-1 Level-2 Support Manager
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