/* Get volser of new scratch media */

int

rc;

 

char

*pszPoolName =

"";

enum

aci_media type

= ACI_3590;

char

szVolser[ACI_VOLSER_LEN];

rc = aci_scratch_get (pszPoolName, type, pszVolser); if( rc )

{

aci_perror ("Command failed: ");

}

else

{

printf ("Scratch volser %s found.\n", szVolser);

}

Figure 4-101Example of the aci_scratch_get Function

aci_scratch_info

The aci_scratch_info function gets information about a scratch pool. See Figure 4-102.

#include "aci.h"

int aci_scratch_info( char *subpool, enum aci_media type, long *volcount, long *scratchcount )

Figure 4-102aci_scratch_info Function Call

Query information regarding the scratch pool with the name subpool, or the default scratch pool, if the subpool name is not specified. The information returns the number of volsers defined in the pool and the number of volsers that have been selected as scratch. Refer to Table 4-45 on page 4-112.

For additional information, refer to aci_scratch_unset on page 4-116.

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Server specifications

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