Re: DFSMS/RMM Tape Copy/Stack

2007-03-09 Thread Mike Wood
Bob,  HSM and OAM and some other applications provide their own ways to 
copy their data to new volumes. For the remaining data, a tape 
copy/stacking tool is required.  There are many available on the market, 
including one from IBM. Look at IBM Tivoli Tape Optimzer.
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/products/tape-optimizer-zos/
Depending on your customers current licensing agreements with IBM this may 
be the best option.

Mike Wood   RMM Development

On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 14:32:45 -0500, Robert Fake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I've searched the IBM-MAIN archives, but could find an answer to my 
question
>there.
>
>I have a customer who is interested in copying several thousand tapes to 
new
>tapes.  They are an RMM TMS. Does DFSMS/RMM have a tape copy/stack
>capability?  Any other thoughts?  Client doesn't want to purchase any 
other
>software.
>Thanks for your help.
>Bob

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Re: DFSMS/RMM Tape Copy/Stack

2007-03-09 Thread Z1
Take a look at Tape/Copy from OpenTech Systems it is very easy to use and
keeps your tape metadata intact.

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On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 14:32:45 -0500, Robert Fake wrote:

>I have a customer who is interested in copying several thousand tapes to
new
>tapes.  They are an RMM TMS. Does DFSMS/RMM have a tape copy/stack
>capability?  Any other thoughts?  Client doesn't want to purchase any other
>software.

RMM has no built in facility for such purposes. You can buy/lease some
product to do it, do it manually, or maybe find something on CBT.

HSM data can be easily moved on new media: use RECYCLE.

HTH
R.Skorupka

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Re: DFSMS/RMM Tape Copy/Stack

2007-03-09 Thread Radoslaw Skorupka
On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 14:32:45 -0500, Robert Fake wrote:

>I have a customer who is interested in copying several thousand tapes to new
>tapes.  They are an RMM TMS. Does DFSMS/RMM have a tape copy/stack
>capability?  Any other thoughts?  Client doesn't want to purchase any other
>software.

RMM has no built in facility for such purposes. You can buy/lease some
product to do it, do it manually, or maybe find something on CBT.

HSM data can be easily moved on new media: use RECYCLE. 

HTH
R.Skorupka

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DFSMS/RMM Tape Copy/Stack

2007-03-08 Thread Robert Fake
Hi,

 

I've searched the IBM-MAIN archives, but could find an answer to my question
there.

 

I have a customer who is interested in copying several thousand tapes to new
tapes.  They are an RMM TMS. Does DFSMS/RMM have a tape copy/stack
capability?  Any other thoughts?  Client doesn't want to purchase any other
software.

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Bob

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