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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

2225.0. "Strange behavior STORAGE REPORT and RESTORE" by MUNICH::SCHASCHL () Wed Mar 19 1997 08:24

Hello,

one of our customer has the following problems.
He has updated SLS from 2.5 up to 2.8


$ sho proc

26-FEB-1997 14:48:11.48   User: S074808          Process ID:   22603937
                          Node: EASRV1           Process name: "S074808"

Terminal:           TNA51:  (Host: wrz10078.w1 Port: 1861 )
User Identifier:    [SYSMGR,S074808]
Base priority:      4
Default file spec:  SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR]

Devices allocated:  EASRV1$TNA51:

$ dire  SLS$ROOT:[USRBAK]*s074808*

Directory SLS$ROOT:[USRBAK]

S074808.FILES;1     S074808.SETS;1

Total of 2 files.




a,  He gets the following error message by using the STORAGE command

    $ STORAGE REPORT FILE [808...]*.*

    %SLS-F-OPENFAIL, error opening file SLS$ROOT:[USRBAK].SETS;
    -RMS-E-FNF, file not found

    If the customer uses the following STORAGE command he gets

    $ STORAGE REPORT FILE [808...]*.*/USER=S074808

    %SLS-I-HISTSEARCH, searching user history for [*...]*.*;* ...
    %SLS-W-NOREPORT, no records matched, no report produced


    $ STORAGE REPORT FILE *:[808...]*.*/USER=S074808  
      the wanted output is diplayed


 Can anybody explain this behavior?


b,  Another strange behavior can be seen with the STORAGE RESTORE command

    $ STORAGE RESTORE [808...]*.*

    %SLS-F-NOHISTREC, no history information was found for [808...]*.*;*


 Why does the REPORT shows all the files and the REPSTORE operation doesn,t
 find any history information? With SLS 2.5 everything works OK.
                               

Any hints?


kind regards

Christian

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2225.1 COOKIE::MCCLELLAND Marty, SLS/MDMS Engineering Mon Apr 07 1997 11:11 11

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2225.1		COOKIE::MCCLELLAND	Marty, SLS/MDMS Engineering	`Mon Apr 07 1997 11:11`	11
	Christian, You may have to provide more information to get more response to your question. But from a quick glance, I think the behavior you are seeing is normal. Adding the *: enabled the STORAGE REPORT FILE to search for occurances of the directory on all disks. This usually occurs after a change in logical name assignments. It is the logical name that is stored in the history file. Marty

Christian,

You may have to provide more information to get more response to
your question.  But from a quick glance, I think the behavior
you are seeing is normal.  Adding the *: enabled the STORAGE REPORT FILE
to search for occurances of the directory on all disks.  This usually
occurs after a change in logical name assignments.  It is the logical
name that is stored in the history file.

Marty