Chapter 7 Managing Libraries

Deleting a Library

Figure 127 Modify SCSI

Library Screen

3According to your needs, move media types from the Unconfigured media types list to the Configured media types list, or vice versa.

To move media, select the desired media type and then click the right or left arrow to move the media to the opposite list. (Click the right arrow to move the selected media type from the Configured list to the Unconfigured list, or the left arrow to move the selected media type from the Unconfigured list to the Configured list.)

4When you are finished moving media to the appropriate list, click Apply. The Modify Library Status screen appears.

5After the status screen indicates that the library has been modified, click Close.

Deleting a Library

Before you delete a library you must do the following:

Remove ALL media from the library as described in Removing Media on page 217.

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