On Tue, 19 Jun 2007, Marianu, Jonathan wrote:

> Here is a possible answer to your problem.
> I have a script that combines these commands into a more condense
> version but here I broke it into several logical commands to make it
> easier to understand.
>
>
> This command provides a list of the TLD robots defined on the control
> host
> tpconfig -d | sed s/,// | awk '/robotic path/{print $5}'
>
> Once you have the path to the L700 run this command
> echo "s d" | tldtest -r /dev/PATH_TO_L700 > /tmp/foo
>
> Redirect that output to a file and filter out the non relevant
> information then redirect that to a file.
> cat /tmp/foo | egrep "^drive|^Source address|^Barcode" | sed s/\)//g >
> /tmp/foo2
>
> Run the following awk command against the output and it will list all
> drives in use, the MEDIAID and the original SLOT# so that ops will know
> not to put a tape in that slot.
> awk '/yes/{DRIVE=$2; getline; SLOT=$6; getline; MEDIAID=$3; print DRIVE,
> MEDIAID, SLOT}' /tmp/foo2
>
>
> Please let me know if this was helpful.
>
>
>
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You should use tpconfig -dl because from NetBackup 5.x -> 6.x the 
formatting will change.

Justin.
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