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Read error counters log page, Sequential access device log page – HP C737990900 User Manual

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Read Error Counters Log Page

The Read Error Counters log is page 03h. The Page Length is 38h. There are

seven parameters, 0 through 6. Parameters 0 through 2 are not supported and

are returned as zero. All fields are four bytes long.
All these counters are updated when the data set is physically read. They relate

to the current tape and are cleared when the tape is unloaded.

This data can be reset to zero, but not written.

Sequential Access Device Log Page

The Sequential Access Device Log page is page 0Ch. The Page Length is 40h.

Five parameters are supported, all eight bytes long:

Parm.

Definition

Description

0

Errors corrected without substantial delay Total number of errors corrected without delay

1

Errors corrected with possible delays

Total number of errors corrected using retries

2

Total

Sum of parameters 3 and 6

3

Total errors corrected

The number of data sets that were corrected after a

read retry

4

Total times error correction processed

Number of times C2 correction is invoked

5

Total bytes processed

The total number of data sets read

6

Total uncorrected errors

The number of data sets that could not be read after

retries

Parm.

Description

01h

The number of data bytes received from application clients during write command

operations. This is the number of bytes transferred over SCSI, before compression.

02h

The number of data bytes written to the media as a result of write command operations,

not counting the overhead from ECC and formatting. This is the number of data bytes

transferred to media, after compression.

03h

The number of data bytes read from the media during read command operations, not

counting the overhead from ECC and formatting. This is the number of data bytes

transferred from media with compression.

04h

The number of data bytes transferred to the initiator or initiators during read command

operations. This is the number of bytes transferred over SCSI, after decompression.

0100h

Cleaning required, a non-volatile cleaning indication.