HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 173)

DSM/Tape Catalog User’s Guide — 520233-008
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CLASS TAPE DEFINE to CLASS
TAPECATALOG DEFINE Conversion
To illustrate converting to a CLASS TAPECATALOG DEFINE, this appendix shows an
existing TAPE DEFINE and an equivalent TAPECATALOG DEFINE.
This is an example TAPE DEFINE:
Compared to the TAPE DEFINE, the TAPECATALOG DEFINE adds the
COMPRESSION attribute (you want to use IDRC compression, but the system default
is set for no compression) and the USE { IN | OUT } and CATALOG { ON | OFF }
attributes, and the CLASS changes to TAPECATALOG:
These examples show the TAPE DEFINE and TAPECATALOG DEFINE names, as
included in a BACKUP command:
BACKUP =TAPE,$DATA.*.*,LISTALL,BLOCKSIZE 28,...
BACKUP =TCAT,$DATA.*.*,LISTALL,BLOCKSIZE 28,...
INFO DEFINE =TAPE
Define Name =TAPE
CLASS TAPE
VOLUME BCK001
LABELS BACKUP
RETENTION 45
DEVICE \SYSTEM.$SILO00
MOUNTMSG Backup of $Data
INFO DEFINE =TCAT
Define Name =TCAT
CLASS TAPECATALOG
VOLUME BCK001
LABELS BACKUP
RETENTION 45
DEVICE \SYSTEM.$SILO00
MOUNTMSG Backup of $Data
COMPRESSION IDRC
USE OUT
CATALOG OFF