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ananth86
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Hi
I have a multi volume Tape dataset in my shop, and it has expired yesterday .
Now I want to retain it for few more days. I have recataloged the dataset .
If I update the expdt in the first volume will it be reflecting in the remaining volumes? or I have to update the expdt in each volume? |
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Bill Dennis
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| Upon expire, the volume chaining is broken. There are utilities to rebuild the chain or update the volumes individually. |
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ananth86
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| Bill Dennis wrote: |
| There are utilities to rebuild the chain or update the volumes individually. |
what are the CA-1 utilities to do this? I ve updated the expdt in the first volume. wont this reflect in the remaining volumes as well?
Please tell me the procedure to extend the expdt for my multi volume dataset. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Suggest you work with your tape storage management people to apply the changes you want. |
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Bill Dennis
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| IIRC, the utility for rebuilding chains is TMSAGGR. See the CA-1 Utilities Guide to be sure. |
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