ADIC Server manual AcigetVolserToSide, 58Example of the acigetvolertodrive Function

/* Display volumes reserved for a drive*/

int rc, i, num;

char *Drive = "Drive1"; struct aci_voltodrive_entry

*drive_inf[ACI_MAX_RANGES];

rc = aci_getvolsertodrive( Drive, num, drive_inf); if( rc )

{

aci_perror( "Command failed: " );

}

else

for (i = 0; i < ACI_MAX_RANGES; i++)

{

if ( *drive_inf[i]->volser == '\0' ) break;

printf( "drive:%s Volser Range%d\n", drive_inf[i]->Drive, drive_inf[i]->VolserRange );

}

Figure 4-58Example of the aci_getvolertodrive Function

aci_getVolserToSide

The aci_getvolsertoside function returns the second volser to an optical disk (a volume with two volsers). See Figure 4-59.

int aci_getVolserToSide (char *volser, struct aci_sideinfo

*sideinfo[ACI_SIDE_NUMBER])

Figure 4-59aci_getVolserToSide Function Call

This function returns in the ‘sideinfo’ parameter, the volser attached to one of a two sided volume. The ‘volser’ parameter can be the A-side or the B-side volser. When a volser of a volume with one side is specified, an error ENODOUBLESIDE error is returns.

The sideinfo[0] parameter gives the attachment of the A-side, and sideinfo[1] gives the attachment of the B-side.

The media type for the volser in the AMS configuration must be Optical disk (O0 or O1). Refer to Figure 4-60 on page 4-71.

4-70 DAS ACI Functions

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