Hi Simon

There is a command line function you can use:


   * Labeling multiple tapes can be done by specifying a range of slots
     (this example labels slots 100 to 123 inclusive

         o nsrjb -L -S 100-123

   * You can override the confirmation request on multiple tapes with
     the "-Y" option.

         o nsrjb -L -Y -S 100-123

Regards

Andrew



Simon Phillips wrote:

Hi,

I need to relabel 160 used tapes. If I use the admin screen, I have to go through each tape 
individually answering "YES" to the "Are you sure" prompt. Is there a command 
to relabel the lot (using bar codes) without user intervention?

Thanks





Simon Philllips

System Administrator/DBA
UHI Millennium Institute
Dunstaffnage Marine Laboratory
Dunbeg, Oban, Argyll
PA37 1QA

Tel: +44 (0) 1631 559286
Mobile: 07885-663308
Fax: 01631 559001
Email: s.phillips AT dml.ac DOT uk
http://www.uhi.ac.uk

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