TMSS10Reconcile performs a batch reconciliation on a Repository.
TMSS10Reconcile [-B bypass confirmation] [-C certify] [-F don't fix surplus volumes] [-R Subject repository] [-S logon string] [-V volume filter] [-a add fully qualified volumes] [-c configuration file] [-d certificate description] [-e csv error file location] [-l input scan list] [-m minimum loaded volumes to continue]
-A
Attribute Index (default=0)-C
Certify Volumes (default = false).-G
Number of grace hours on confirmed Volumes before audit flag added (default = 24 hours)-R
Subject Repository for reconciliation.-S
The Logon string argument sets the Server Logon Information.-V
Volume Filter which can be used to filter the traversal of Customer, Media, Volume, Repository and flag values.-a
Add any fully qualified Volume in the scanfile not in TapeTrack (default = false).-d
Certificate description.-e
CSV error file location.-l
Input scan file list to reconcile against.-m
Minimum loaded Volumes to continue to execute process (default = 10).
If an argument value starts with the value FI:
, the value for that attribute will be read from the file name specified immediately after it. For example, if a file named ACME_volumes has the content ACME_*.*
, specifying FI:/etc/ACME_volumes
will have the same effect as -V ACME.*.*
. Using FI:
to refer to a file for an attribute value works for all attributes.
If the pattern being matched starts with *LIST: then rather than matching the literal value, each record in the file specified as *LIST:filename will be tested. If one matches the match will succeed.
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stdout: Output Reports.
stderr: Diagnostic messages.
stdin: Program input.
TMSS10Reconcile -S user:-password@server -R "OFFS" -l "C:\Users\GazillaByte\reconcile_2017-11-29.txt" -V "US04.LTO.*"
The output of the TapeTrack Reconciliation program is described in detail on the page Reconciliation Report