Yes, I have 1 tape drive that is used to process an FP&L tape. It's
connected to a PC and the data is processed by 2 apps. 1 that converts the
data and another that ftp's to the Mainframe.

Very economical solution.

Thanks,
George Rodriguez
Specialist II - IT Solutions
Application Support / Quality Assurance
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----- Original Message -----
From: ibmmain [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2013 04:26 AM
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Does Anyone Have Tape Drives

Eric,

> Barbara - are you saying that very few have tape drives anymore, or just

> people with ADCD systems?  I know most of the systems I work with have
tape
> drives, but not all.
I am just saying that *we* don't have any tapes in our ADCD system. And I
was wondering if other ADCD installations have them. From your response, I
am assuming that no tapes is a restriction our (ADCD) provider put on us.
(In the 1.10 system, they had DFHSM active, which only migrated to level1.
And spouted a number of error messages whenever it started that I was
unable to fix without a lot of reading first. The 1.13 system came without
DFHSM active.)

> I have to believe its cheaper to back
> up to tape than to DASD, and also a lot safer.
I agree.

Barbara

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