There are a couple of possibilities here. One is that the tape really has
been relabelled in some non-standard way so that the original volume has
not been deleted from the media DB. If this has happened, then the old
volume needs to be deleted, since the actual tape does not exist any
longer. The other possibility is that the media DB has got confused about
the bar code associated with one of the tapes, probably backup.0002. If
this is the case then inventorying both volumes should sort it out.
This would become less confusing if the jukebox was set to match barcodes
to labels. I always recommend using this feature.
On Thu, 22 Aug 2002 11:32:59 +0200, Olivier Mista - Sun Luxembourg -
Systems Support Engineer <Olivier.Mista AT SUN DOT COM> wrote:
>I have a customer with SBU 6.1.2 on solaris 8. When he opens the
Media/Volumes
>window in nwadmin he has the following print-out
>
>
>Volumes Barcode Pool Written %Used Mode Expiration Location
>backup.0002 C0004G Default 102 GB 100% Appen - L20-1
>backup.0003 DL3227 Default 96 GB 100% Appen -
>backup.0005 DL3229 Default 98 GB full recyc expired
> . . . . . . .
> . . . . . . .
> . . . . . . .
> . . . . . . .
>clone.0005 C0004G Default Clone 97 GB full manual L20-1
>
>In fact the same tape appears 2 time in this report, with 2 different
names.
>
>Here is the result of the "mminfo -q 'barcode=C0004G'" command.
>
> volume client date size level name
>clone.0019 tklfinxs7-bck 06/21/02 1162 MB full /
>clone.0019 tklfinxs9-bck 06/21/02 327 MB full /
>clone.0019 tklmdf6-bck 06/21/02 113 MB full /
>clone.0019 tklmdf8-bck 06/21/02 338 MB full /
>clone.0019 tklbcks1 06/21/02 85 MB full index:tklfinxs8-bck
>clone.0019 tklbcks1 06/21/02 82 MB full index:tklfinxs7-bck
> . . . . . .
> . . . . . .
> . . . . . .
>
>and this the report from a script which gives the content of the robot :
>
>#############
>ROBOT CONTENT
>#############
>
>
>State Volume Barcode Pool used %used Nb re-
label
>
============================================================================
==
> backup.0019 B0004F Default 93 GB full 2
> backup.0020 B0005G Default 104 GB full 1
> backup.0024 B0008J Default 0 KB 0% 1
>E backup.0006 DL3238 Default 101 GB full 0
>E backup.0011 DL3243 Default 98 GB full 0
>E backup.0012 DL3244 Default 105 GB full 0
>E backup.0015 DL3246 Default 92 GB full 0
>E backup.0016 B0001C Default 105 GB full 0
>M backup.0021 B0006H Default 56 GB 100% 1
>M backup.0023 B0007I Default 71 GB 100% 1
>M clone.0015 C0001D Default Clone 99 GB full 0
>M clone.0016 C0002E Default Clone 96 GB full 0
>M clone.0017 C0003F Default Clone 98 GB full 0
>M clone.0019 C0004G Default Clone 97 GB full 1
>M clone.0020 C0006I Default Clone 98 GB full 1
>M clone.0021 C0007J Default Clone 102 GB full 1
>M clone.0022 C0008K Default Clone 93 GB 100% 1
>M clone.0023 C0009L Default Clone 0 KB 0% 1
>
============================================================================
==
>State: M: manually recyc, E: eligible for recyc, X: both
>
>NUMBER OF UNUSED/NON-LABELED TAPES IN ROBOT: 0
>NUMBER OF TAPES AVAILABLE FOR BACKUP: 3 ( 1 totally free)
>NUMBER OF TAPES AVAILABLE FOR CLONING: 2 ( 1 totally free)
>
>Do you think I have a corrupted media database ?
>
>Where SBU stores the content of the volume window, or which command is
used ?
>
>I would delete the 'bad media' in the volume window, do you think it's a
good
>idea ?
>
>thanks for your help.
>
>olivier
> _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ Olivier Mista
> _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ system support Engineer
> _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ Support services Luxembourg
> _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ olivier.mista AT luxembourg.sun DOT com
> _/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/ _/
>
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