If you use the import, doesn't it do that automatically? I know that,
depending on the library and, especially the size of the MAS/CAP, this is
not always practicle
 
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>>> ddunham AT TAOS DOT COM 10/01/2006 4:34:28 am >>>

> DD> Just to check, is the volume 'location' field either blank or the
same
> DD> as the library it's in?  If it's set to something else, then the
> DD> behavior you see is expected.
> 
> It is the same as the library as it is in.

You did that by hand with mmlocate before you ran the inventory?  Is
that part of your normal procedure?  I would test it once with a blank
'location' just to see if that had any effect.

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