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Overriding a Partition CAP Reservation
10-4 StorageTek SL3000 Library Guide
1.
In SLC, select Tools > Diagnostics .
2.
Expand the CAP folder in the device tree, and then select the CAP to modify (the
left AEM CAP is column –31 and the right is column 31).
3.
Click the Access tab.
4.
In the Locked drop-down list select:
■
True to lock
■
False to unlock
5.
Click Apply .
Overriding a Partition CAP Reservation
If a CAP reservation is not released by a partition and cannot be terminated on the
ACSLS or HSC host, use this procedure to override the CAP reservation.
1.
In SLC, select Tools > Shared CAP Assignment .
2.
Expand the CAP folder, and then select the CAP to override (the left AEM CAP is
column –31 and the right is column 31).
3.
Click the Unreserve tab.
4.
Click Apply to override the reservation.
5.
Click OK to continue with the override operation.
6.
If the CAP is locked, unlock it using SLC (see "Locking and Unlocking an HLI
CAP" on page 10-3).
7.
Open the CAP. Remove any cartridges and label them with the partition ID.
8.
Close the CAP. The CAP status changes to "unreserved".
9.
Determine if the cartridges from the CAP should be re-entered into the library and
then enter the cartridges into the correct partition.
Changing the CAP Assignment Mode in a Non-Partitioned FC-SCSI
Library
Changing the CAP assignment mode changes the mode for all CAPs in the library. The
CAP assignment mode controls whether library CAPs can be used for normal host
operations or for diagnostic moves.
1.
Verify that all library CAPs are unreserved, empty, closed, and locked.
2.
If you are changing the CAPs to diagnostics mode, stop all host operations (see the
tape management software documentation).
3.
Select Tools > CAP Assignment .
Note:
If the CAP is reserved by a host, the host must release the CAP
reservation before you can unlock the CAP.
Note:
You must follow all steps in this procedure or the CAP could
be left unavailable to all partitions.