> Hi Steven,
> 
>       If you set collocation=yes then 
>       first You must select volume name of node_name that you want to
> reclaim tape ,if not you must select all volume name in that storage pool.
> And now you can see that which one is in set of tape you can mixed it
> together
> Just select  file_name,segment   from contents where volume name='.....'
> and segment <> '1/1' then you can see that which volume connect with which
> one (the file that was sepertated will have segment not equal to 1/1.)
> ######you can't select with no condition of volume_name from contents
> because this is the index column.##############
> 
> Lhing
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>       �ҡ:      Steven Bridge [SMTP:ccaasub AT UCL.AC DOT UK]
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>       ����ͧ:     MOVE DATA associated volumes
> 
>       I am reclaiming space from tape volumes using the MOVE DATA command.
>       More often than not, after starting the command , you see that it
>       requires an associated tape volume as well as the one you are trying
>       to empty.
> 
>       Is there any way I can determine, before giving the command,
>       what other tapes will be needed for successful completion of the
>       MOVE DATA command ?  When many of the tapes in question are outside
> of
>       the tape library, it will obviously be helpful to be able to load up
>       all the tapes that might be required at once.
> 
>       
> +----------------------------------------------------------------------+
>        Steven Bridge     Systems Group, Information Systems, EISD
>                                 University College London
>        email: s.bridge AT ucl.ac DOT uk                   tel: +44 (0)20 7679
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