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===== Setting Expiry Date ===== | ===== Setting Expiry Date ===== | ||
- | Before a Volume can be moved using an expiry date, it needs to have one set. TapeMaster, by default, has all Volumes with an expiry date set to Permanent which is the equivalent of no move date. | + | Before a Volume can be moved using an expiry date, it needs to have one set. |
There are several ways of assigning an expiry date to a Volume, either manually, via Syncs or using Simple Management tools. | There are several ways of assigning an expiry date to a Volume, either manually, via Syncs or using Simple Management tools. | ||
- | ==== Manually ==== | + | For detailed information on setting an expiry date see [[technote: |
- | Setting an expiry date manually can be done in TapeMaster or Lite. | + | ===== Prerequisites For Moving Volumes ===== |
- | === Setting Expiry Date Using TapeMaster | + | Before executing the process to move the Volumes based off the expiry date, you need to have the '' |
- | Open TapeMaster and select | + | For details on how to set the '' |
- | To set the expiry date of a single Volume: | ||
- | * Click in the Next Move column of the required Volume. | ||
- | * Click on the drop down arrow. | ||
- | * Select the date from the calendar popup. | ||
- | To set an expiry date in TapeMaster: | + | ===== Marking Expired |
- | * Select the required | + | |
- | * Right click on the selected Volumes and select '' | + | |
- | * Check the '' | + | |
- | * Select either the Date required or the number of Days/ | + | |
- | * Click '' | + | |
- | === Setting Expiry Date Using Lite === | + | Moving Volumes by expiry date has been separated into a two stage process, marking Volumes that have expired and them placing them into a move to the '' |
- | Setting | + | The first stage is to mark all Volumes with an expiry date within |
- | For detailed instructions | + | For details |
- | For detailed instructions on using Lite's Volume Management function see [[lite: | + | ===== Moving Expired Volumes ===== |
- | ==== Using Sync ==== | + | Once all expired Volumes have been marked with a '' |
- | ==== Using Simple Management Rules ==== | + | TMSS10MovePending will place all Volumes with a '' |
- | ===== Marking Expired Volumes ===== | + | For details on running '' |
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- | ===== Moving Expired Volumes ===== | + | |
===== Reporting Moved Volumes ===== | ===== Reporting Moved Volumes ===== | ||
- | {{tag> technote cli move tapemaster}} | + | Once all expired Volumes have been placed into a move, you may want to create a report on the moving Volumes for audit purposes and to provide a picking/ |
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+ | '' | ||
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+ | The first one showing Volume-ID' | ||
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+ | The second report showing a summary of movement direction and quantity of Volumes. | ||
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+ | For details on running '' | ||
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+ | This report can be output in several formats including '' | ||
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+ | Technotes on outputting files in different formats can be viewed at [[technote: | ||
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+ | {{tag> technote cli move tapemaster | ||
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