You can create larger tapes on the VTL to use less tapes. Having lots of tapes only help if you have lots of Logical partition to backup, or lost of different retentions. It's going to be work, but i would create some new bigger tapes, and then eject and remove the older small tapes.
Thanks for your feedback. I think in this case it's more a matter of communication between both libraries (BRMS and DD VTL) than anything else. With larger tapes you would fix it up until a certain point, and then the problem would re-occur.
The compression always happens and it will eventually end up using less tapes than the pre-compression, which is the information that BRMS is keeping.
I need it (BRMS) to be aware of the tapes state AFTER compression.
rugby01
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September 7th, 2018 06:00
You can create larger tapes on the VTL to use less tapes. Having lots of tapes only help if you have lots of Logical partition to backup, or lost of different retentions. It's going to be work, but i would create some new bigger tapes, and then eject and remove the older small tapes.
Jimmeh1
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September 10th, 2018 00:00
Thanks for your feedback. I think in this case it's more a matter of communication between both libraries (BRMS and DD VTL) than anything else. With larger tapes you would fix it up until a certain point, and then the problem would re-occur.
The compression always happens and it will eventually end up using less tapes than the pre-compression, which is the information that BRMS is keeping.
I need it (BRMS) to be aware of the tapes state AFTER compression.
Again, thanks!
J
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October 24th, 2019 17:00
What tapes have you defined on DD