Title: | Storage Library System |
Moderator: | COOKIE::REUTER |
Created: | Sun Oct 13 1991 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 2270 |
Total number of notes: | 7850 |
Hi, I have a questions about a TZ87 tape unit connected to a KZPAA on an Alphaserver 1000 system running OpenVMS V6.2 and SLS V2.6. If a customer starts a backup/image with /media=compaction he has no problems writing data in compaction mode to this tape but if he starts a SLS Backup he has problems with this tape drive staying in compaction mode. The customer initialized the tape with /media=compaction and pushed the buttons on the front panel, both doesn't work. Defining the DENSITY String in the SBK-File with COMP causes Backup to cancel with the following error message. %BACKUP-F-INVQUAVAL, value 'COMP' invalid for /DENSITY qualifier The only TAPESTART.COM triplets are: $ MTYPE_1 := TZ87 $ DENS_1 := COMP $ DRIVES_1 := ALPHA2$MKA600: SBK-File: . . . $ QUALIFIERS :== /SINCE=BACKUP/IGNORE=INTER/MEDIA=COMPACTION $ MEDIA_TYPE :== TZ87 $ DENSITY :== "" $ DRIVE_TYPE :== ALPHA2$MKA600: . . . Thanks in advance and regards, Christian
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2204.1 | <can anybody help me ?> | MUNICH::SCHASCHL | Tue Mar 04 1997 09:13 | 1 | |
2204.2 | COOKIE::MCCLELLAND | Marty, SLS/MDMS Engineering | Mon Apr 07 1997 13:14 | 7 | |
This should work if you remove /MEDIA=COMPACTION from the QUALIFIERS parameter and set DENSITY :== COMP. If it fails, please provide extract from the *SBK.LOG showing several commands before and after the error message. Marty | |||||
2204.3 | Now it works | MUNICH::SCHASCHL | Fri Apr 18 1997 04:39 | 23 | |
Hello Marty, thanks for your reply. I have mentioned in .0 > Defining the DENSITY String in the SBK-File with COMP causes Backup to > cancel with the following error message. > %BACKUP-F-INVQUAVAL, value 'COMP' invalid for /DENSITY qualifier I have asked the customer if he has changed anything else in his SBK-Files but the answer of customers is always the same. - NO - A look in his SBK-File and I saw the wrong definition of DENSITY. DENSITY == COMP Why the customer has deleted the colon in this definition - I don't know. Christian |