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Table 5-3Parameter for the das_force Parameter

Parameter

Description

drive

name of the drive for the dismount

das_insert

The aci_async_add function with the das_insert parameter inserts volumes into the AML. See Figure 5-6.

aci_async_add (das_insert, *insert_area, *volser_range, *type)

Figure 5-6aci_async_add Function with the das_insert Parameter

This function is for compatibility. Please use the aci_insertgen function.

The cartridges which are actually located in the insert area of the AML and registered by the AMU (automatically inventoried after closing the area) will be inserted.

•Volsers which already have a entry in the AMU database, will be moved to this position.

•Volsers which have no entry in the AMU database, will be moved to the first free slot (AMU database Attribute: "Empty" of this media type of the Type AMU-Dynamic)

•Cartridges with an invalid volser (barcode not readable) will moved to the problembox.

See Table 5-4for a description of the parameters for the aci_insert function call.

5-8 DAS ACI 3.0 Asynchronous Support Layer

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