LABEL LIBV <library name> search=yes volr=<first#>,<last#> overwrite=no
devt=3590

This assumes that you know the volume numbers that you're checking
in.  Also, if you're using the different category codes, a freshly inserted
volume will have the category FF00 (i.e. the insert category).  This is
actually what the search=yes tells it to look at.  The above is only really
necessary if you don't checkin in or label your mainframe tapes immediatly
after you check them in.  Otherwise the mainframe tapes should have the
category code that it's software assigns it.  (If you want to see all the
volumes and the category codes assigned to them, you can type "mtlib -l
/dev/lmcp0 -qI".  This will display the volumes in the library as well as
their (hex) category codes.

At 06:34 PM 9/13/99 , you wrote:

Hy guys !

I have an 3494 library equiped with six 3590 drives.
This library is shared between a Mainframe and my ADSM for NT.
The mainframe has 4 of the six drives and the ADSM, the other 2 drives.
My main problem is : How do I label my tapes ? Once I insert then into
the bulk,
the gripper picks up the tape as stores it into de library ! I do not
want to label the mainframe tapes that are already into the library
(search=yes). I know that this library is capable of distinguing between
ADSM tapes and Mainframe tapes, using the private and scratch category
that i defined with the library.

Does anyone has experienced something like this ?!

Thaks all!


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