WRITE FILE MARKS
The Write Set Mark (WSmk) field must be 0. Set marks are not supported.
Table 108. WRITE FILE MARKS Command
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The WRITE FILE MARKS command causes a sequence of file marks to be written at the current logical position. The number of file marks to be written is indicated in the Count field. If the Immed flag is set, status is returned immediately, before the file marks are written to tape. If the Immed flag is clear, the file marks and any buffered data is written to tape before status is returned.
If the Immed flag is clear and the Count field is 0, then all buffered data is flushed to tape before the command is reported.
If the current logical block number is greater than FFFFFF00h and less than FFFFFFF0h, rules for Logical EOM processing are applied. If the current logical block number is FFFFFFF0h, rules for physical end of tape processing are applied.
86Ultrium Internal Tape Drive and 3580 Ultrium Tape Drive: SCSI Reference
