Hello Simon,

First you must expirate the media (I think you used the command bpexpdate -d
(date) -ev (mediaid), but then you must delete the media in order to "erase"
them from your media db.
By the way Full MPX means a full tape with multiple retensions, but MPX only
....

Javier

"WEAVER, Simon" <Simon.WEAVER AT astrium-space DOT com> wrote:
> Hi again
> I ran a report on my Media Lists and I have quite a lot that I believe are
> full (They say Full MPX and MPX).
> Is there a utility to erase them? I thought the tool was BPEXPDATE, but I
> did use this on a tape, but the report still shows this as a full tape.
> 
> Thank you
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