Moin ADSMer,

Thank you all for the answers! On ADSM 3.1.2.20 for AIX is no table "mount". IMO
the best way is the little shell script from Russell. I think that I modify the
awk-statement in

awk '/3570 volume/ { print $4 }'
or
awk '/is mounted/ { print $4}'



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Russell Street <russells AT AUCKLAND.AC DOT NZ> on 04.01.2000 23:45:22

Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU>

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cc:      (bcc: Volker Reinen/Essen/GECITS-EU)
Subject:  Re: q mount vs. select ...


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> select * from mount

Not on 3.1.2.* ;)  May be on 3.7


Here is a shell script that will dismount all idle volumes.  I found
query mount puts out lines that can easily be used by another program.



!/bin/sh
admin_login=xxx
admin_pass=yyyy

VOLS=`/usr/bin/dsmadmc -id=$admin_login -pass=$admin_pass \
        query mount |
        nawk '$0 ~ /IDLE/ {print $4}'`

for i in ${VOLS} ; do
  /usr/bin/dsmadmc -id=$admin_login -pass=$admin_pass \
       dismount volume $i |
  egrep -v "^ADSTAR|^Command|^\(C\)|^Session|^  Server|^$|ANS8001I|ANS8002I"

done


Russell