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Diagnostic Utilities
104 StreamLine™ SL8500 Modular Library System User's Guide • March 2007
Revision K • 96154
Utilities
The StreamLine Library Console provides the following utilities to:
Load code
Perform audits
Perform a library self test
Move cartridges within a library
Search for a cartridge, result code, or device status
Modify the CAP locked status
Copying the MIB text file 
For detailed instructions on using the these utilities, access the online help 
documentation available through the StreamLine Library Console application.
Loading Code
See 
 for information on loading code.
Performing Audits
An SL8500 library is capable of storing all cartridge locations within its memory.
The term audit refers to the process of reading and cataloging all cartridges within a 
library, verifying the locations of specified cartridges, or validating a range of slot 
locations. 
During an initialization, the library audits the location and VOLID of all cartridges in 
the storage and reserve slots. The library also performs an audit when you:
Open and close the library access doors
Make a request from the Library Console
Make a request at the host console to audit the tape library
The SL8500 maintains a cartridge database in the HBC card. The cartridge database 
contains the following information for all the cartridges in the library:
Volume Serial Numbers (VOLID) 
SL8500 address location
Verified status (true or false)
The Library Console offers the following types of audits:
1. Physical audit. The library controller reads and catalogs every cartridge by its VOLID 
slot location. This information is stored in HBC memory. Audit times vary according 
to the size of the library, the number of HandBots, and the speed of the scan engine 
for the bar code scanner. 
The library performs a physical audit:
a. At power-up or when one or both access doors are opened and closed - the 
HandBot visits all cartridge slots, catalogs the VOLIDs and locations, and updates 
the HBC cartridge database.
b.  When initiated from the Library Console. The application offers two types of 
physical audits: