Tim:
Yes, vmchange is the command you are looking for.
First, to get the day the tape was written, look at the "last_mounted"
field from vmquery.
(Example below is from NBUX using the vmquery() function.)
last_mounted = [Mon Dec 31 12:31:34 2001]
In this case, just break out "Mon" and derive your volume group name from that.
For offsite shipment and return dates, there are a couple other convenient
fields that Veritas
doesn't tell you about. (Ever wonder how BPVault does its dirty work?)
offsite_location = [-]
offsite_sent_date = [-]
offsite_return_date = [-]
The command flags you want are:
vmchange -res
vmchange -offloc
vmchange -offsent
vmchange -offreturn
See the vmchange manpage for details :)
--PLB
At 11:32 AM 02/11/2002 +0000, Timothy J. Arnold wrote:
>Hi All.
>
>Does anyone know how I could do the following using the CLI.
>
>Each day I have a list of media which has been written to in the last 24
>hours (bpimagelist -idonly -media -hoursago 24) and I would like to move
>it to a volume group based on the date (i.e tapes written on Friday will
>have the volume group FRIDAY). I would also like a timestamp added to
>the tape to record when it goes offsite. Does anyone know how todo this
>in the CLI?
>
>I guess I can use something like vmchange?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Timothy
>
>
>Timothy J. Arnold
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