Managing the AMASS File System
•Use the Standalone Operator Interface to monitor load requests. For information on this interface, see “sysop” on page
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For detailed information on the commands used in these steps, see the "Command Reference" chapter.
Read Offline Volumes
The following steps describe how to read an offline volume:
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1 | # sysop | Start the Standalone |
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2 | OPERATOR LOAD VOLUME | AMASS receives a |
| REQUEST | request to read a file on |
| Please load VOLUME NUMBER | volume 47. |
| 47, SIDE A,LABEL pubs | AMASS checks the File |
| into JUKEBOX #2 DRIVE #1 | |
| ~ | System Database and |
| Press RETURN when LOADED: | finds that volume is |
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| OFFLINE so the |
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| load volume 47, side A, |
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3 | You have 2 minutes to load volume 47 into the mailslot on | |
| the standalone drive and press <Return>. | |
| If the volume is not loaded within the time period, the | |
| request fails and AMASS displays an error. | |
| If 120 seconds is not long enough, increase the | |
| omm_timeout parameter with the installamass | |
| script. |
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4 | Exit the interface. | |
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Operational Tasks |