I have just an old perl-script somewhere. I can look for it if you want. Should work on UNIX and Windows. Not sure I can find it though
Otherwise it is fairly easy to make one. What you want to do is query your media db for volumes that are "not full and not recyclable" or volumes that are recyclable. Add them together and you have the nr of tapes you can use. (Hope I didn't forget something now!)
You might want to consider how to handle volumes that are set to manual recycle if you have those.
There is also the pool to consider if you use more than one. You might have recycle to and from other pools enabled which will influence what the actual result should be.
Found it, but it would take way to much work before it could be posted anywhere. It was an old script I made for a customer and very specific to their environment. So to make it generic would take me a few hours I guess. It was nice though, I might just do it if I am bored some time.
In the meantime you might want to do something like the post just after yours:
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