space is needed in the AML. If the volume is re-inserted into the AML, it is stored in the next available position, and it probably will not occupy the previous position. The volume is re-inserted in the same position only if das_eject is used. See Table 5-6for a description of the parameters for the das_eject_complete parameter.

Table 5-6Parameters for the das_eject_complete Parameter

Parameter

Description

 

 

eject_area

Logical area defined in AMS, where the cartridges should be

 

ejected

 

 

volser_range

• a single volser

 

• multiple volsers separated by commas

 

• a range of volsers separated by a hyphen

 

 

types

media types of the named volser

 

Refer to Media Types on page 2-7

 

 

The eject will stop, when the eject area is full. Depending on the DAS_EJECTAREAFULL environment variable, the request will either be cancelled or completed after the area is marked empty.

For additional information, refer to das_eject on page 5-9,and das_insert on page 5-8.

Return Values

The call was successful if a pointer to the newly added entry is returned.

The call failed if zero is returned.

Refer to Figure 5-9 on page 5-12for an example of the aci_async function call.

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