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That's the one question I forgot to include in my post:
Which query command will tell me which media server NBU thinks has the tape?
Update:
bpimmedia -mediaid <> yields "no entity was found" for any of these in question.
bpmedialist -L -m S00104 yields "not found in NB media database ..."
vmquery -deassignbyid -m S00104 <pool> 0 took care of it.
Thanks for the replies, Jim
Douglas Ritschel <dritschel62 AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:
When you use bpexpdate, are you using the -host option
with the Media Server that might have used the tape?
--- Jim VandeVegt wrote:
> SSO environment, 5.0MP1, Solaris master, 3 Solaris
> SAN media servers, 7 W2K SAN media servers, LTO2
> tape.
>
> I have a number of media stuck in a funky state and
> I can't figure out how to release it.
>
> The java GUI shows the media assigned in a pool.
> From the "last mount" field I'm certain there's
> nothing useful on these tapes.
>
> vmquery acknowledges existence of the media.
>
> bpexpdate operations yield "requested media id was
> not found in NB media database and/or MM volume
> database.
>
> Attempts to import with 'bpimport -create_db_info
> -id S00104' yield error 176. Detailed status says
> "Cannot import media id S00104, that media id is
> already active on some other server."
>
> I've run consistency checks on the master server
> with nothing out of the ordinary.
>
> I tried 'bpmedia -movedb -m S00104 -newserver
> nbumaster' It didn't give any error, but it didn't
> seem to do anything either.
>
> Any idea how I free this up?
>
>
> Jim VandeVegt
> vandevegt AT yahoo DOT com jim.vandevegt AT pmic DOT com
> There is no luck except where there is discipline.
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<DIV>That's the one question I forgot to include in my post:</DIV>
<DIV>Which query command will tell me which media server NBU thinks has the
tape?</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Update:</DIV>
<DIV>bpimmedia -mediaid <> yields "no entity was found" for any of these
in question.<BR>bpmedialist -L -m S00104 yields "not found in NB media database
..."</DIV>
<DIV>vmquery -deassignbyid -m S00104 <pool> 0 took care of it.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Thanks for the replies, Jim</DIV>
<DIV><BR><B><I>Douglas Ritschel <dritschel62 AT yahoo DOT com></I></B>
wrote:</DIV>
<BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px;
BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">When you use bpexpdate, are you using the -host
option<BR>with the Media Server that might have used the tape?<BR><BR><BR>---
Jim VandeVegt <VANDEVEGT AT YAHOO DOT COM>wrote:<BR><BR>> SSO environment,
5.0MP1, Solaris master, 3 Solaris<BR>> SAN media servers, 7 W2K SAN media
servers, LTO2<BR>> tape.<BR>> <BR>> I have a number of media stuck in
a funky state and<BR>> I can't figure out how to release it.<BR>>
<BR>> The java GUI shows the media assigned in a pool.<BR>> From the
"last mount" field I'm certain there's<BR>> nothing useful on these
tapes.<BR>> <BR>> vmquery acknowledges existence of the media.<BR>>
<BR>> bpexpdate operations yield "requested media id was<BR>> not found
in NB media database and/or MM volume<BR>> database.<BR>> <BR>>
Attempts to import with 'bpimport -create_db_info<BR>> -id S00104' yield
error 176. Detailed
status says<BR>> "Cannot import media id S00104, that media id is<BR>>
already active on some other server."<BR>> <BR>> I've run consistency
checks on the master server<BR>> with nothing out of the ordinary.<BR>>
<BR>> I tried 'bpmedia -movedb -m S00104 -newserver<BR>> nbumaster' It
didn't give any error, but it didn't<BR>> seem to do anything
either.<BR>> <BR>> Any idea how I free this up?<BR>> <BR>> <BR>>
Jim VandeVegt<BR>> vandevegt AT yahoo DOT com jim.vandevegt AT pmic DOT
com<BR>> There is no luck except where there is discipline.<BR>>
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