> Is there a way to remove or change the bar code that's reported for a 
> given volume without having to put a new physical bar code on the actual 
> tape and re-inventory it?

I don't know of any interface that would let you do that.

> I have a volume that I relabeled, and I forgot to first remove the 
> volume. Since I didn't first remove it, it created the new volume and 
> used the old bar code. I turned off bar code reader and matching bar 
> codes before I labeled it, but it retained the old bar code and now 
> reports that. I don't have a proper physical bar code label for it, so 
> I'd like to just change it to null or no bar code. I can't remove the 
> volume and relabel it since it now has data on it.

Hmm.  I was assuming that inventorying it without a barcode would do the
same thing.  Perhaps only on barcode enabled jukeboxes, though.

It's probable that the barcode is not kept as part of the on-volume
info.  So you could delete the volume, then rescan it in.  Sounds like a
lot of work though...

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