Could you help me on this problem

I have a customer with SBU 6.1.2 on solaris 8. When he opens the Media/Volumes
window in nwadmin he has the following print-out


Volumes         Barcode   Pool  Written %Used    Mode Expiration  Location
backup.0002     C0004G    Default  102 GB       100%    Appen -     L20-1
backup.0003     DL3227    Default   96 GB       100%    Appen -
backup.0005     DL3229    Default   98 GB       full    recyc expired
        .          .         .       .           .        .           .
        .          .         .       .           .        .           .
        .          .         .       .           .        .           .
        .          .         .       .           .        .           .
clone.0005      C0004G Default Clone 97 GB      full    manual      L20-1

In fact the same tape appears 2 time in this report, with 2 different names.

Here is the result of the "mminfo -q 'barcode=C0004G'" command.

 volume        client       date      size   level  name
clone.0019     tklfinxs7-bck 06/21/02 1162 MB full  /
clone.0019     tklfinxs9-bck 06/21/02 327 MB  full  /
clone.0019     tklmdf6-bck 06/21/02 113 MB    full  /
clone.0019     tklmdf8-bck 06/21/02 338 MB    full  /
clone.0019     tklbcks1    06/21/02  85 MB    full  index:tklfinxs8-bck
clone.0019     tklbcks1    06/21/02  82 MB    full  index:tklfinxs7-bck
     .             .            .       .       .       .
     .             .            .       .       .       .
     .             .            .       .       .       .

and this the report from a script which gives the content of the robot :

#############
ROBOT CONTENT
#############


State   Volume         Barcode        Pool             used  %used  Nb re-label
===============================================================================
        backup.0019    B0004F         Default          93 GB full   2
        backup.0020    B0005G         Default         104 GB full   1
        backup.0024    B0008J         Default           0 KB   0%   1
E       backup.0006    DL3238         Default         101 GB full   0
E       backup.0011    DL3243         Default          98 GB full   0
E       backup.0012    DL3244         Default         105 GB full   0
E       backup.0015    DL3246         Default          92 GB full   0
E       backup.0016    B0001C         Default         105 GB full   0
M       backup.0021    B0006H         Default          56 GB 100%   1
M       backup.0023    B0007I         Default          71 GB 100%   1
M       clone.0015     C0001D         Default Clone    99 GB full   0
M       clone.0016     C0002E         Default Clone    96 GB full   0
M       clone.0017     C0003F         Default Clone    98 GB full   0
M       clone.0019     C0004G         Default Clone    97 GB full   1
M       clone.0020     C0006I         Default Clone    98 GB full   1
M       clone.0021     C0007J         Default Clone   102 GB full   1
M       clone.0022     C0008K         Default Clone    93 GB 100%   1
M       clone.0023     C0009L         Default Clone     0 KB   0%   1
===============================================================================
State: M: manually recyc, E: eligible for recyc, X: both

NUMBER OF UNUSED/NON-LABELED TAPES IN ROBOT: 0
NUMBER OF TAPES AVAILABLE FOR BACKUP:        3 (       1 totally free)
NUMBER OF TAPES AVAILABLE FOR CLONING:        2 (       1 totally free)

Do you think I have a corrupted media database ?

Where SBU stores the content of the volume window, or which command is used ?

I would delete the 'bad media' in the volume window, do you think it's a good
idea ?

thanks for your help.

olivier
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