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ADIC Server manual Acivolserinventory, 116Example of the aciview Function

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/* Get volume information */

int rc;

enum aci_media type = ACI_3590; char *volser = "";

struct aci_vol_desc desc;

if ( rc = aci_view(volser, type, &desc ))

{

aci_perror("view failed");

}

else

{

printf("Volser=%s Type=%c Attrib=%c\n\tcoordinate =%s\n"

"\tuse count = %d\n\", desc.volser, desc.type, desc.attrib, desc.coord, desc.use_count;

}

Figure 4-116Example of the aci_view Function

aci_volser_inventory

The aci_volser_inventory function inventories the volsers within the AML. See Figure 4-117.

#include "aci.h"

int aci_volser_inventory(char *pszVolser, int status)

Figure 4-117aci_volser_inventory Function Call

Start the comparison between the physical barcode volser and the AMU database and update the AMU database as necessary. Refer to Table 4-55 on page 4-127.

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