> On 11/03/10 13:36, Michael Leone wrote:
> > I have a tape that has savesets that had expired. They were still in 
the 
> > media db, however. So, while I was out, my co-worker did a "scanner 
-i" on 
> > the tape. And now I am trying to change the browse time, but coming up 

> > with difficulties. I can (and have) changed the expiration date to 
much 
> > further in the future.
> > 
> >> mminfo -avot -q ssid=3800593620 -r 
> > 
volume,cloneid,client,name,savetime(18),ssbrowse(18),ssretent(18),sumflags
> >  volume           clone id client    name date     time     browse 
time 
> > retention time  fl
> > MJRS.FULL.074   1267234004 mjrsfil002 D:\ 2/26/2010 08:26 PM 8/26/2010 

> > 11:59 PM 11/3/2017 09:28 AM cr
> > 
> >> nsrmm -S 3800593620 -w "83 months"
> > Cannot exceed the browse time of a recoverable save set 3800593620
> > 
> > I tried to set the saveset to be not recyclable, but that didn't work.
> > 
> 
> You need to make the save sets recoverable before you run scanner -i.

I thought that's what I had done, by extending the expiration date of the 
saveset I wanted, into the future. I thought that would make it 
non-expired, and therefore recoverable.
And then the scanner would make it browsable. I'm guessing I am wrong 
about that?

> You cannot change the status of a recyclable save set to browsable just
> by running scanner, since when scanner encounters the save set on the
> tape it will just ignore it.

I see that. So what should I have done, before running scanner?

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