Re: SMS for tape

2019-07-18 Thread John McKown
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Re: SMS for tape

2019-07-17 Thread Russell Witt
Skip, No problem, SMS-managed tape still does NOT have the same catalog requirement that SMS-managed DASD has. So, having multiple un-cataloged tape data sets with the same name is perfectly fine. No changes needed. Russell WittCA 1 Architect -Original Message- From: Jesse 1 Robinson

Re: SMS for tape

2019-07-17 Thread Jesse 1 Robinson
@LISTSERV.UA.EDU Subject: (External):Re: SMS for tape With system-managed (SMStape), we SMS-manage the tape libraries and tape volumes and we do not manage the datasets on the tape volume (we leave this up to the tape management system and the application that owns the data). And though we use an ICF catalog

Re: SMS for tape

2019-07-17 Thread Erika Dawson
With system-managed (SMStape), we SMS-manage the tape libraries and tape volumes and we do not manage the datasets on the tape volume (we leave this up to the tape management system and the application that owns the data). And though we use an ICF catalog for our meta data (tape volume and

Re: SMS for tape

2019-07-17 Thread Vernooij, Kees (ITOP NM) - KLM
AFAIK, SMS managing tapes is much simpler than dasd. The only thing SMS really does is to assign a DC, SC, MC and SG to a tape in the ACS routines and these constructs are passed to the tape library, which does its thing with them. We don't have uncatalogued tapes, but I am quite sure they can