Script to identify which volumes are full/last access date?

[UnixSkunk]

Hi, Everyone...
I'm trying to find a script that will tell me the last access date of all the tapes IN THE JUKEBOX CURRENTLY, and when they were last accessed. Does anyone know of a good script for this.
Also, does anyone know of a good script for taking all the tapes in a Jukebox, and moving them to the foremost slots? Doing this for 1100 slots would be a little bit time consuming. Thanks.



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[speculos]

For your first request, try this command:

mminfo -q location=<jukeboxname>,%used=full
-r volume,barcode,volretent,volaccess,volflags,pool

For your second request, use &quot;nsrjb&quot; to find free slots, and then move the tapes with
nsrjb -w -S xxx then nsrjb -d -S yyy
But why do you want to move the tapes to foremost slots?

 

[speculos]

Sorry, the command corresponding exactly to your first request is:

mminfo -q location=<jukeboxname>
-r volume,barcode,%used,volaccess

 

[UnixSkunk]

Hi, Speculos.
The reason i wat t omove them to the foremost slots, is because when you haveall these tapes scattered across 1100 slots, its hard to put tapes into the library in sequence. If I get 200 new tapes, they are usually in numerical sequence....It would be nice to be able to put them in the library and have them get used in sequence as well...Then I could store them on the shelf and estimate date by sequence number, and put them back in their correct place in storage easier. I think it would just be simpler.

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