ADIC 601354 사용자 설명서
Administrative Tasks
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Normal Operations
601354 Rev A
Basic export parameters are the export media identifier, export
comment, and priority. The export comment is optional and
appears on the Eject list. This comment can be used to convey
additional information, such as the source of the command. No
format requirements exist, other than length. The priority is
used to determine the command location in VolServ command
queue.
comment, and priority. The export comment is optional and
appears on the Eject list. This comment can be used to convey
additional information, such as the source of the command. No
format requirements exist, other than length. The priority is
used to determine the command location in VolServ command
queue.
Check-out Media
from an Archive
from an Archive
The check-out media command is used to temporarily remove
media from an archive. These media are placed on the eject list.
unlike the export media command, media information is
retained in the VolServ database after the AO ejects the media.
These media remain classified as known media.
media from an archive. These media are placed on the eject list.
unlike the export media command, media information is
retained in the VolServ database after the AO ejects the media.
These media remain classified as known media.
Basic check out parameters are the
checkout media
identifier,
checkout
comment
, and
priority
. The
checkout comment
is optional and appears on the Eject
list. This comment can be used to convey additional
information, such as the source of the command. No format
requirements exist, other than length. The priority is used to
determine the command location in VolServ command queue.
information, such as the source of the command. No format
requirements exist, other than length. The priority is used to
determine the command location in VolServ command queue.
Manual Eject Media
from an Archive
from an Archive
The manual eject command is generally used when media in an
automated archive cannot be retrieved by the robot. However,
the manual eject command can be used for any reason. A
medium cannot be retrieved when:
automated archive cannot be retrieved by the robot. However,
the manual eject command can be used for any reason. A
medium cannot be retrieved when:
•
A medium label cannot be read by a robot barcode reader.
•
A medium has fallen on the archive floor.
•
A medium becomes jammed in a tape drive.
•
A medium is unavailable for any reason, such as the
nonoperational robot or archive equipment.
nonoperational robot or archive equipment.