Set up 2 management classes, each of which has a copy group that points
to different storage pools.  The different storage pools will have different
tape volumes, ensuring that files targeted for each management class will
be targeted to different tape volumes.  Then, you must associate the
different files with the different management classes (using the include
feature).
..Paul

Paul Zarnowski                     Phone:   607/255-4757
Cornell Information Technologies   Fax:     607/255-6523
Cornell University                 US Mail: 315 CCC, Ithaca, NY 14853-2601
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On Wed, 27 Mar 1996 10:04:01 PST Peter Hadikin (HDIP9235) said:
On Wed, 27 Mar 1996 10:04:01 PST Peter Hadikin (HDIP9235) said:
>FROM:  Peter Hadikin (HDIP9235)
>       (604) 432-8452
>
>
>I didn't get any reply to this the first time I posted it ... I thought I
>would try again since it is a relatively important issue for us.
>
>Additional information ... we are going directly to a tape on a 3494 tape
>robot and we are using collocation. If there is any other information that
>would be helpful please contact me and I would be glad to provide the info.
>
>Take it easy, Peter.
>
>BC Institute of Technology
>Computer Resources
>3700 Willingdon Avenue
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>To: ADSM-L  --CMSNAMES
>
>FROM:  Peter Hadikin (HDIP9235)
>       (604) 432-8452
>Subject: Using ADSM to archive to tape
>
>We are currently testing ADSM's archive to backup Oracle DB's from an RS6000.
>In order to try speed the process up, we have split the archive job into two
>jobs, both using the same tape pool. The problem I am seeing is that sometimes
>the two jobs request different tapes (this is what we want to happen) and
>sometimes, they seem to want to use the same tape. This means that one jobs
>runs while the other one waits for the first to finish. Is there some way to
>force both archives to use different tapes? We are currently running V1 R1
>Level 0.14 of the ADSM VM server software.
>
>Any feedback would be tremendously appreciated. Thanks Peter.
>
>BC Institute of Technology
>Computer Resources
>3700 Willingdon Avenue