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06-25-2007 01:06 AM
06-25-2007 01:06 AM
Reading DLTIII tapes
$ mount/over:id MKA600:
%MOUNT-I-WRITELOCK, volume is write locked
MOUNT-I-MOUNTED, xxxx mounted on MKA600:
$ copy mk600:*.*
%COPY-E-OPENIN, error opening MKA600:[]disk1.SAV;1 as input
-RMS-F-IRC, illegal record encountered; VBN or record number = 0
Doesn't look very good?
I can however backup /list the contents:-
$ mount/for
$ backup /list mk600:/save
Listing of save set(s)
Save set: DISK1.SAV
Written by: SYSTEM
UIC: [000001,000004]
Date: 6-JUN-2007 13:01:31.92
Command: BACK/LOG/IMAGE/NOALIAS/NOCRC/RECORD/BLOCK=65534/IGNORE=(INTER,NOBACK) DKA100:
$1$MIA100:DISK1.SAV/SAVE/LABEL=(xxxx)
Operating system: OpenVMS VAX version V7.1
BACKUP version: V6.2
CPU ID register: 13001202
Node name: _vax1::
Written on: _$1$MIA100:
Block size: 65024
Group size: 10
Buffer count: 122
Image save of volume set
Number of volumes: 1
Volume attributes
Structure level: 2
Label: DVDISK1
Owner:
Owner UIC: [000100,000005]
Creation date: 31-MAR-1992 16:27:30.63
Total blocks: 4110480
Access count: 3
Cluster size: 4
Data check: No Read, No Write
Extension size: 5
File protection: System:RWED, Owner:RWED, Group:RE, World:
Maximum files: 411048
Volume protection: System:RWCD, Owner:RWCD, Group:RWCD, World:RWCD
Windows: 7
Minimum retention: 1998 00:00:00.00
Maximum retention: 1999 00:00:00.00
[000000]000000.DIR;1
How can I just extract the DISK1.SAV file rather than exploding the whole lot?
VMSdude.
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06-25-2007 01:15 AM
06-25-2007 01:15 AM
Re: Reading DLTIII tapes
Block size: 65024
"
Copy can not deal with records this big.
There is freeware around for copying tape to tape. There is a product called SaveSet Manager from DECHPaq.
Or you can restore the saveset and re-write it,
Purely Personal Opinion
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06-25-2007 01:18 AM
06-25-2007 01:18 AM
Re: Reading DLTIII tapes
the BACKUP/LIST shows that the block size on tape is 65024. The maximum record size COPY can handle is 32768 (This is actually a RMS limitation).
So the only option you have is to use BACKUP to read the saveset directly from tape.
HTH,
Bart Zorn
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06-25-2007 01:21 AM
06-25-2007 01:21 AM
Re: Reading DLTIII tapes
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06-25-2007 01:52 AM
06-25-2007 01:52 AM
Re: Reading DLTIII tapes
> 32768
Actually, I believe that the limit is 32767,
which is why the default block size for a
BACKUP save set on disk (also the maximum
size) is 32256, which is the largest multiple
of 512 less than 32768.
HELP BACKUP /BLOCK_SIZE
And, of course, keeping the block size for a
save set on tape under this limit allows one
to copy it from tape to disk easily.