Would anyone know what the volume I/O error table labels are so the below 
script could be run on volume I/O errors?? 

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Yes, mount count resets to zero when it returns to scratch.


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David Bronder
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Re: TSM script for the number of tape mounts per tape 
volume

Charles,

Note that this number may not mean what you expect it to.  The help for "query 
volume" notes that this value is the number of times the server opened the 
volume, which may be more than once per physical mount.  Also, if you use 
scratch tapes, I'm pretty sure that the value gets discarded when the tape 
returns to the scratch pool and resets to zero when it's defined to a storage 
pool again.

=Dave


On 07/28/2016 08:45 AM, Koos Rietveld wrote:
> select char(volume_name, 30) as VOLUME_NAME, times_mounted from 
> volumes where stgpool_name='VDP-DAT' order by times_mounted desc
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> From:        "Lamb, Charles P." <cplamb AT NPPD DOT COM>
> To:        ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Date:        28-07-2016 15:27
> Subject:        [ADSM-L] TSM script for the number of tape mounts per tape
> volume
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> Hi...............
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> Could someone share a TSM script for the number of tape mounts per 
> tape volume from highest to lowest??  Tnx's a bunch........
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