On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 01:25:43PM -0400, Francis Swasey wrote:
> I have a tape that five years ago was in a jukebox with a barcode reader.  
> We've since replaced that jukebox and no longer have the ability to read 
> the barcode.  I recently had to run "scanner -m" on the tape and now have a 
> media database that has the contents of the tape, but has forgotten what 
> the barcode of the tape is (here barcode should be thought of as the human 
> readable label on the outside of the tape).  Sadly, the barcode is 
> different from the internal volume label.

But it has *a* barcode?  Is the current barcode readable by the jukebox
it's in?  If so, doing an inventory on the slot should sync them up.  

I'm not aware of a command that will let you hand-enter the barcode, I
just do it through nsrjb inventory.

If the current barcode isn't readable, then I'm not sure what you're
asking to do.

-- 
Darren

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