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When to Delete Volumes
134 NetBackup Media Manager System Administrator’s Guide for Windows
Eject Volume From Robot via the Media Access Port
See “Methods for Ejecting Volumes From a Robot” on page 113 for a list of the robot types
and the cases that determine when Eject volume from robot via the media access port is
available, and for more information on using this function.
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To eject one or more volumes using the media access port
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Select Eject volume from robot via the media access port.
Inject Volume Into Robot via the Media Access Port
See “Methods for Injecting Volumes into a Robot” on page 112 for a list of the robot types
and the cases that determine when Inject volume into robot via the media access port is
available, and for more information on using this function.
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To insert a single volume using the media access port
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Select Inject volume into robot via the media access port.
The robotic library will move the volume to the correct slot.
When to Delete Volumes
There may be times when you want to delete volumes, for example if any of the following
situations apply. The volume is
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No longer used and you want to recycle it by relabeling it with a different media ID.
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Unusable because of repeated media errors.
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Past its expiration date or has too many mounts, and you want to replace it with a
new volume.
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Lost and you want to clean up the volume database.
Once a volume is deleted, you can discard it or add it back under the same or a different
media ID.
Before deleting and reusing, or discarding a volume, ensure that it does not have any
important data. NetBackup and Storage Migrator volumes have an extra safeguard
against accidental deletion. Volumes assigned to either of these applications cannot be
deleted while they are still assigned. See “Deassigning Volumes” on page 140.