I have a wierd issue I'm hoping someone has seen before. I have a 3584
tape library attached to an AIX box. I have a bunch of perl scripts that
deal with tape automation. Part of this process uses lbtest to grab the
current contents of the IO door. However, I've had it happen a few times
2011/5/9 Paul Fielding p...@fielding.ca
I have a wierd issue I'm hoping someone has seen before. I have a 3584
tape library attached to an AIX box. I have a bunch of perl scripts that
deal with tape automation. Part of this process uses lbtest to grab the
current contents of the IO door
Well, that's the strange part. I'm confident it's not a conflict - when
there is a conflict lbtest returns an error and I can check for that. The
library is returning an inventory, providing all info about what is in each
slot *except* for the barcode :(
Paul
On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 4:26 PM
uses lbtest to grab the
current contents of the IO door. However, I've had it happen a few
times
where things stopped working, and when I investigate I find that lbtest
has
suddenly stopped returning barcodes. All of the elements show FULL or
EMPTY, but no barcodes are listed
library attached to an AIX box. I have a bunch of perl scripts
that
deal with tape automation. Part of this process uses lbtest to grab
the
current contents of the IO door. However, I've had it happen a few
times
where things stopped working, and when I investigate I find that lbtest
, no big deal.
OK, so here is the meat of the script, I am sure any of you reading this can
write some cool stuff around this to meet your needs.
First to launch lbtest in batch mode use -dev for device name input, which I
found using the TSM MMC plugin on my Windows server under TSM Device Drive
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Has anyone figured out the syntax for the lbtest batch input file?
Thanks.
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Subject: lbtest batch input file syntax
Has anyone figured out the syntax for the lbtest batch input file
Hello Paul,
Here's a batch file example for TSM 5.2.x.
The syntax for using the batch file - lbtest -d libname -f batchfile
-o outputfile
# comment
set return_error_when_fail = 1
set exit_on_unexpected_result = 1
symbols
type open the library
command open $D result rc = 0
command inquiry
On 17-Feb-02 Jack Magill wrote:
Where can I find documentation on the lbtest utility?
I never found any documentation (on AIX).
But at least lbtest works.
Cheers,
Henk ten Have.
I got this from Joel Fuhrman of washington.edu. I have scripts that work,
so I know the document speaks accurately.
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lbtest
Caveat
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This document describes how to use the lbtest tool
Richard,
I would like to say thank you for the doc that you sent me. I have not
found any other and it did help.
Thanks again,
Jack
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From: Richard Cowen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 6:13 AM
Subject: Re: lbtest
I got
Where can I find documentation on the lbtest utility?
Is there a reference somewhere for the lbtest utility? I've looked in the
obvious places (Tivoli doco, Richard's quick facts) and can't find any
detailed info.
The ACSLS query commands seem fairly self-explanatory, but what I'm
wondering is whether the other commands are relevant, and if so how
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