Using Labeled Tapes
Guardian User’s Guide—425266-001
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The MEDIACOM Interface
EXPIRE TAPEFILE Runs the clean-up process to remove expired entries permanently
FC Retrieves, edits, and executes a previously entered command
FILECAT Defines a session default name for a file catalog
HELP Displays the names and syntax of MEDIACOM commands
HISTORY Displays or removes commands saved in the history buffer
INFO CONSOLE Retrieves the device name of the tape console
INFO DISKFILE Retrieves information about valid and invalid disk file entries
INFO FILECAT Retrieves a file catalog’s logical and physical names, owner, and
security level
INFO MEDIADEFS Retrieves information about the DSM/TC environment
INFO POOL Retrieves attributes of a pool
INFO TAPEDRIVE Displays current setting of a tape drive for the processing mode
INFO TAPEFILE Retrieves information about a tape file entry
INFO TAPELABEL Identifies and displays a tape’s label
INFO TAPEVOLUME Retrieves attributes of a tape and any files written to it
INFO VOLCAT Retrieves a volume catalog’s logical and physical names, owner,
and security level
LABEL TAPEVOLUME Creates or changes a tape label for a cataloged tape
OBEY Executes commands stored in a file
OPEN SERVER Creates a MEDIACOM server dedicated to your session
PAUSE Lets another process control the home terminal during the session
POOL Defines a session default name for a pool
RECOVER DISKFILE Copies a disk file from a backup tape to disk
REJECT TAPEMOUNT Cancels a request to use a tape drive or tape
STATUS SERVER Displays MEDIACOM server information for your session
STATUS TAPEDRIVE Retrieves information about the status of a tape drive
STATUS TAPEMOUNT Retrieves information about the outstanding tape mount requests
on a node
TAPEDRIVE Defines a session default name for a tape drive
UNLOAD Defines session default for whether a tape is left online after a
command finishes
VOLCAT Defines a session default name for a volume catalog
VOLUME Defines session default for a node, volume, or subvolume name
of a disk file ID
Table 10-1. MEDIACOM Commands (page 2 of 2)
Command Description
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