Geoff - "SCSI" libraries, such as the 358x libs, have to be intimately controlled by the host application, in that they have no library manager. These are where the host has to know about all the little pieces in the library via Element numbers. Your 3494 concepts do not apply there. This is the tier distinction between high-end libs as in the 3494 and some STK offerings, as opposed to less expensive libraries. Give the 3584 manuals a good read to appreciate the unique characteristics of these mid-range libraries.
Richard Sims On Apr 14, 2006, at 2:12 AM, Gill, Geoffrey L. wrote:
Ok, one more dumb question. Is the private and scratch category relevant as it related to a 3584 library and if the library is defined without anything listed in either can it be changed? Through the ISC I don't see that option.
