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H.C.Ørsted Institute
Computer Department
Universitets parken 5
DK-2100 København Ø
RC8000
Incrementalsavesystem
"incsaveman"
Viggo Kørst
november 1980
80-6
revised may 1982
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1. CONTENTS
-----------
1. Contents....................................... 2
2. General description............................ 3
3. Description of MTPOOL.......................... 5
4. Description of SAVECAT......................... 6
5. Program descriptions
Incload....................................... 7
Incsave....................................... 8
Initsavecat................................... 11
Initmtpool.................................... 12
Inittempcat................................... 13
Listmtpool.................................... 14
Looksave...................................... 15
Updmtpool..................................... 17
Appendix 1 : Example of output from incsave
Appendix 2 : Example of output from listmtpool
Appendix 3 : Example of output from looksave
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION 3
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
-----------------------
This manual contains a description of an incrementalsavesystem
and a description of the programs in the system. The purpose of the
system is to create as large as possible security for catalog
entries and bs-files, so that they can be reestablished after a
usererror or systemerror. The main program of the system is
incsave. To explain how the system works and is used, it is easiest
to give an example of the use.
The example is taken from the H. C. Ørsted Institute, where it
was developed.
Example:
-------
When the system is started there are three catalogs which must
be initialised. These are initialised and created by the following
three FP-commands:
inittempcat
initmtpool daily.10 weekly.20 monthly.2
initsavecat hashentries.217 bittsize.1
The first call initialises the catalog TEMPCAT. This is a catalog
containing all entries and bs-files which are on the last used
savetape. If the last used savetape was a totalsave the TEMPCAT
contains only -1 in all words.
The catalog contains a record for each entry and this record has
exactly the same format as a record in a usual catalog like
MAINCAT(catalog).
The second call initialises the MTPOOL. MTPOOL contains a record
for each tape used by the system. (After the example there is a
exact description of the content of each record.) The MTPOOL is by
the specified call created and initialised with 22 tapes for
totalsave and 10 tapes for dailysave. There is two kinds of
totalsaves, a weekly save and a monthly save. The user can decide
which kind of totalsave he want to perform. In this way he has a
way to keep some of the totaltapes extra long for example a year.
There is no difference in the two kind of totalsaves only the tapes
used are different.
The third call initialises and creates a hashcatalog named
SAVECAT. In the catalog there is a description for each catalog
entry and bs-file which is saved by the system. In SAVECAT a record
describing an entry contains a bittable. An exact description of
the SAVECAT is given below.
When these three files have been initialised, the system is ready
for use. One way of using it is to make a normal dailysave every
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION 4
day and a total save every forthnight. This can be done by the
following FP-commands:
A usual dailysave : lp= incsave
A total save : lp=incsave total.weekly
To make a daily save it is normally necessary to mount 2 magnetic
tapes. One is used for the dailysave and the other is used to
tranfer catalog entries and bs-files from the previous tape. Hereby
it is only necessary to mount two tapes, when for example a whole
disc is to be restored.
The files transfered from the previous savetape to the new
savetape, are the files which do not exist on disc or drum. By this
stategy a file saved by the system will be saved every time a save
is made until a totalsave. When a totalsave is made all files will
be on that tape and it is not necessary to transfer files to the
next dailysavetape.
If a user wants to find the tapes containing his files the
program looksave can be used. If a systemerror happens and a disc
or drum has to be restored the operator can find the tapes to use
by calling the program listmtpool.
The program incload is included in the system due to the
following problem: If the system is used on an installation with
only one magnetic tape station, it is not possible to transfer
files from another tape. Instead the operator can load the previous
savetape with the FP-command: incload std.yes. Hereby files which
are not on disc or drum will be loaded. Existing files will not
be changed.
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DESCRIPTION OF MTPOOL 5
3. DESCRIPTION OF MTPOOL.
-------------------------
The MTPOOL has for each tape used by the incrementalsavesystem
a record with the following format:
wordno content
------------------------------------------------------
1 tapeno
2
3 tapename
4
5
6 date of last use
7 daily/total (last used)
The first word in the MTPOOL contains the number of records in
the MTPOOL.
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DESCRIPTION OF SAVECAT 6
4. DESCRIPTION OF SAVECAT
-------------------------
This catalog is a hashcatalog, where one segment is a hashentry.
The catalog entries and bs-files are inserted in this hashcatalog
when they are saved on a tape.
An entry in the hashcatalog has the following format:
wordno content
---------------------------------------
1 hashkey
2 entryname
3
4
5
6 lowerbase
7 upperbase
8 permkey,area or entry
9 bittable
The size of the bittable must correspond to the number of tapes
in MTPOOL. The bittable is used in the following way: If bitnumber
1 is 1 this will indicate that the entry is on tape mtsa0002.
The first word of each hashentry contains information about the
number of entries on this segment.
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INCLOAD 7
5. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
-----------------------
INCLOAD
-------
The program input catalog entries and bs-files from magnetic tape
files generated by the program INCSAVE or SAVE. The program is
completely identical with the utility program LOAD except for the
following parameter:
std.(yes/no)
Standard is std.yes
In this case only files which does not exist on disc or drum are
loaded.
If std.no is specified all files and bs-entries are loaded. This
is all files specified in the call of load.
For further description se RCSL No: 31-D494 LOAD
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INCSAVE 8
INCSAVE
-------
The program output catalog entries and bs-files to magnetic tape
files for later loading by the program INCLOAD.
The program will only save those catalog entries and bs-files
which have been changed, since a date specified in the call of the
program - or a date specified in one of the systemfiles used by
the system.
Example:
--------
All existing catalog entries and bs-files are output on the oldest
magnetic tape used for total save in the MTPOOL by the FP-command:
incsave total.weekly
All catalog entries and bs-files which are changed since the last
call of the system or existing on the newest dailysavetape are
output on the oldest magnetic tape, used for dailysave with the
FP-command:
incsave
Call:
-----
( <outfile> = )
incsave ( <tapeparameter> ) ( <savespec> )
<tapeparameter>::= tape.<tapename>
<savespec>::= ( <sincespec> ) ( <stdspec> )
( <totalspec> ) ( <listspec> )
( <segmspec> )
<sincespec>::= since.(last/<date>)
<stdspec> ::= std.(yes/no)
<totalspec>::= total.(weekly/monthly)
<listspec> ::= list.(yes/no)
<segmspec> ::= segm.<integer>
<date> ::= <year> <mounth> <day> <hour> <minut>
<year> ::= <integer>
<mounth> ::= <integer>
<day> ::= <integer>
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INCSAVE 9
<minut> ::= <integer>
Function:
---------
The parameters are checked.
The program is normally used for system purpose and there are two
main different ways to call the program. In the first way the
program is used to output all catalog entries and bs-files on
magnetic tape files.( In the following called totalsave)
The other way of calling the program is dailysave. Here all
catalog entries and bs-files which have been changed since a
specified date or since the last call of the system are output to
magnetic tape files.
In both cases the program functions in the following way:
All auxillary catalogs are searched through to find the entries and
files to be saved. The entries in the auxillary catalog to be saved
are inserted in a catalog called TEMPCAT. This catalog is sorted
by the procedure mdsortproc (RCSL No: 28-D4 (p1) ) in alfabetic
order. When this is done the program will find the magnetic tape
to be used for the save. This is done if the tapename is not
specified in the call in the MTPOOL. This MTPOOL contains a
description of each tape used by the system.
When the magnetic tape is found, all entries in TEMPCAT are
output to the first file on that tape. After this the entries in
TEMPCAT are inserted in the hashcatalog SAVECAT. SAVECAT is
organised with a description of each catalog entry. This descrip-
tion contain a bittable where a bit indicates whether the entry is
on the tape indicated by that bit or not. If bitnumber one is 1
this indicates that the entry is one tape number 2.
When all entries that were output to the magnetic tape are
inserted in the SAVECAT, the bs-file MTPOOL is updated. MTPOOL
contain a description of the magnetic tapes used by the system. The
information updated, is the date when the save was done.
There are two different form of totalsave. Both kinds outputs all
entries to magnetic tape. The only difference in the two calls are
those tapes the save are using. With this facility the user has a
way to keep some of the totalsavetapes extra long. For example the
monthly totalsavetapes can be keept in a year if the user want
that.
The last function of the program is to output the three bs-files
MTPOOL, SAVECAT and TEMPCAT on the tape.
Function of the parameters:
---------------------------
since.(last/(<date>) Standard since.last
If <date> is specified only those catalog entries and bs-files
which were changed since that date are output on magnetic tape.
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INCSAVE 10
std.(yes/no) Standard std.yes
This indicates that the files from the previous savetape are also
output on the magnetic tape used to day. ( This is only the case
if the previous savetape was a dailysavetape.)
std.no indicates that only the catalog entries and bs-files changed
since the specified date are output on magnetic tape.
list.(yes/no) Standard list.yes
Specifies that all saved entries are listed.
total.(weekly/monthly)
Specifies wether the save is a totalsave or a dailysave
segm.<integer> Standard segm.8
Specifies how many segments the blocks on the magnetic tape
contains.
Error messages:
---------------
*** Wrong since specification
*** Wrong total specification
*** Wrong standard specification
*** Wrong list specification
*** Wrong date specification
*** Wrong segm specification
*** Mtpool does not exist
*** Creation of temporary savecat not ok
*** Dumpcat does not exist
*** Creation of temporary mtpool not ok
*** Tempcat does not exist
*** Creation of temporary tempcat not ok
*** The catalog can not be sorted result of mdsortproc = <integer>
The result and explanation of mdsortproc is showed.
After all these errors the save is stopped
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INITSAVECAT 11
INITSAVECAT
-----------
The program is used to initialise the hashcatalog SAVECAT.
Example:
--------
The SAVECAT is created with scope user, with a size of 217
hashentries and a bittable size of 1 word by the FP-command:
initsavecat hashentries.217 bittsize.1
Call:
-----
( <outfile> ) = initsavecat hashentrie.<integer> bittsize.
<integer>
Function:
---------
If the SAVECAT does not exist it is created and initialised in
the following way:
The first word of each segment of the catalog is set to 0 and all
other words of the catalog are set to -1.
Function of parameters:
-----------------------
hashentries.<integer> Standard hashentries.217.
Specifies the number of segments the catalog contain.
bittsize.<integer> Standard bittsize.1
Specifies the number of magnetic tapes used in the system. That is
if bittsize is 1 the the highest number of tape to use is 24. If
bittsize is not specified, it is first controlled whether the
MTPOOL exist and if it does then the bittable size is set according
to that. That means if the MTPOOL contains 48 magnetic tapes the
bittable size is set to 2 words.
Error messages:
---------------
*** Param error
*** Dumpcat does allready exist.
If SAVECAT exist nothing is done, because it could have serious
consequences if a catalog describing a system used in a year for
example was initialised. If you want to initialise SAVECAT it must
not exist.
*** Connect error =
The output file does not exist or is reserved by another process.
The result of the fpprocedure connect output is showed.
*** Creation of savecat not ok.
The catalog can not be created or it can not be permanented.
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INITMTPOOL 12
INITMTPOOL
----------
The program initialises and creates the MTPOOL.
Example:
--------
MTPOOL is created with 22 totalsavetapes and 10 dailysavetapes by
the FP-command:
initmtpool daily.10 weekly.20 monthly.2
Call:
-----
( <outfile> ) = initmtpool daily.<integer> weekly.<integer> month-
ly.<integer>
Function:
---------
The program creates and initialises the MTPOOL with the specified
number of magnetic tapes. It is created so that the tape names and
numbers are inserted in the MTPOOL. The date indication is set to
0 which indicates that the tapes is not used yet.
Error messages:
---------------
*** Param error
NOTE: This can happen if the integer specified by all.<integer> is
not greater than the integer specified by total..
*** Mtpool does exist.
MTPOOL is only created if it does not exist, because it could have
to big concequence to remove an existing MTPOOL.
*** Mtpool can not be created
Creation af MTPOOL is not ok or it is not possible to permanent
a created MTPOOL.
*** Connect error =
The outfile does not exist or is reserved by an other process. The
result of the FP-procedure connect output is showed.
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INITTEMPCAT 13
INITTEMPCAT
-----------
The program is used to create and initialise TEMPCAT.
Call:
----
inittempcat
Function:
---------
The program creates TEMPCAT and insert -1 in every word of TEMPCAT.
Error mesages:
--------------
*** Tempcat does exist
*** Creation of tempcat not ok
Tempcat can not be created or permanented.
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LISTMTPOOL 14
LISTMTPOOL
----------
The program is used to list the MTPOOL.
Call:
-----
( <outfile> ) = listmtpool
Function:
---------
The information in the MTPOOL is listed. This information can be
used if some files are going to be loaded. It can also be used if
it is necessary to insert or remove a tape from the MTPOOL or if
it is necessarry to change some information there.
Error message:
--------------
*** Mtpool does not exist
*** Connect error =
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LOOKSAVE 15
LOOKSAVE
--------
This program is used to lookup an entry in the catalog SAVECAT.
Example:
--------
The entry vko is looked up in SAVECAT and the last dailysavetape
and last totalsavetape where the entry exist is printed by the
following FP-command:
looksave vko
The entry vko is looked up in SAVECAT and all magnetictapes where
it exist are listed by the FP-command:
looksave all.yes vko
Call:
-----
( <outfile> ) = looksave <allspec> <scopespec> <basespec>
<entryspec>
<allspec>::= ( all.(yes/no) )
<scopespec>::= ( scope. (login/user/project/own) )
<basespec>::= ( base.<integer>.<integer> )
<entryspec>::= ( <entryname> )
Function:
---------
After a check of existense of MTPOOL and SAVECAT the program
finds the entry in SAVECAT and interpretes the bits in the bittable
belonging to the entry in SAVECAT.
The program will output
*** entry <entryname> does not exist in savecat
if the file does not exist in SAVECAT or the entry base are such
that it is not visible for the process.
To this rule there is one exeption as it is possible to specify
under which base the entry is.
Function of parameter:
----------------------
all.(yes/no) Standard all.no.
Specifies whether all the magnetic tapes where the <entryname>
exist should be listed.
scope.(login/user/project/own) Standard scope.own.
Specifies under which scope the <entryname> in SAVECAT is searched.
If scope.own is specified the program searches all the entries
specified by <entryname> in SAVECAT which are visible for the
process.
base.<integer>.<integer>
Specifies under which base the <entryname> is searched.
<entryname>
Specifies which entry looksave shall lookup in SAVECAT.
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Error messages:
---------------
*** Dumpcat does not exist
The program can not read in SAVECAT.
*** Mtpool does not exist
*** Connect error =
The outfile does not exist or is reserved by an other process. The
result of the FP-procedure connect output is shown.
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UPDMTPOOL 17
UPDMTPOOL
---------
The program is used to insert or remove a magnetic tape entry in
MTPOOL.
Example:
--------
The tapes entry mtsa0001 is removed from the MTPOOL by the
following FP-command:
updmtpool tape.mtsa0001 remove.yes
The magnetic tape entry mtsa0001 is inserted in the MTPOOl by the
following FP-command:
updmtpool tape.mtsa0001
Call:
-----
( <outfile> = updmtpool <tapespec> <removespec>
<datespec> <nospec> <totalspec>
<tapespec>::= tape.<tapename>
<removespec>::= remove.(yes/no)
<datespec>::= (date.<date>)
<nospec> ::= no.<integer>
<totalspec>::= ( total.(weekly/monthly) )
<date>::= <year> <mounth> <day> <hour> <minut>
<year>::= <integer>
<mounth>::= <integer
<day> ::= <integer>
<hour> ::= <integer>
<minut> ::= <integer>
Function:
---------
The program updates the MTPOOL. It can be done in three different
ways:
1. It can remove a tape entry from the MTPOOL.
This is done by specifing remove.yes in the call. When the program
has to remove a tape from the MTPOOL the bit belonging to that tape
is also removed from all entries in SAVECAT. The tape is removed
in the following way:
In the record in MTPOOL belonging to the tape -1 is inserted in
all words of that entry except the tapename. In this way the tape
will never be used to a dailysave or totalsave.
2. It can insert a tape in the MTPOOL.
This is done with the command updmtpool tape.<tapename> and the
other parameter to the call indicating whether it is going to be
used to totalsave tape or dailysavetape .
This may require that the SAVECAT has to be reorganised. This can
be a small change if the bittable in the entries in SAVECAT can
hold one more bit. If the bittable can not contain the new bit the
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UPDMTPOOL 18
program has to make the size of each savecatentry 1 word larger.
This is the case if there are 24 tapes in the MTPOOL and one more
tape is inserted.
3. It can change the information about an existing tape in the
MTPOOL.
This is the case if updmtpool is called with an existing tapename
and without remove.yes. When this is the case it may be specified
what to insert.
Function of parameters:
-----------------------
tape.<tapename>
Is used to specify which tape to do something about.
remove.(yes/no) Standard remove.no.
Specifies if the tape is going to be removed or not.
date.<date> Standard date.0 0 0 0 0.
Specifies the date information in the record of the tapeentry in
the MTPOOL. The date 0 indicates that this is the oldest tape in
the MTPOOL and probabaly is going to be used to the next save.
Specifies if the tape is going to be a totalsavetape or a
dailysavetape.
Error messages:
---------------
*** Mtpool does not exist
*** Creation of temporary mtpool not possible
A temporary MTPOOL is created so that if the process calling the
program is going down nothing will happen to the MTPOOL.
*** The date specification is wrong
*** Dumpcat does not exist
*** Creation of temporary savecat not possible
*** Param error
*** It is not possible to rename mtpool
*** It is not possible to rename savecat
*** Tapename does not exist in MTPOOL
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Appendix 1 : Example of output from incsave
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savelabel: save mtsa0021 001 vers. 171180.09 s=8 mtsa0021
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savelabel: save mtsa0021 001 vers. 171180.09 s=8 mtsa0021
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mondef 28 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.800611.1252
mondisc 156 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.800611.0830
monfpaline 128 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.800611.0831
monfpasub 158 2.disc3 2020 2029 d.800611.1253
monhost 82 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.800611.1253
monprocfnc1 84 2.disc3 2020 2029 d.800623.1454
monprocfnc2 246 2.disc3 2020 2029 d.800612.1131
monprocs 175 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.800611.1253
mons1 81 2.disc3 2020 2029 d.800611.0832
mons2 95 2.disc3 2020 2029 d.800611.1255
montabinit 23 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.800611.1254
mprocfnc1 84 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.800623.1454
mprocfnc2 246 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.801112.1453
mprocs 184 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.801112.1453
ms1 81 2.disc3 2020 2029 d.800611.0832
ms2 95 2.disc3 2020 2029 d.800611.1255
mtabinit 25 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.801112.1453
orcbinp 4 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.801114.1528
orcbprog 63 3.disc1 0 8388604
pendown 1 3.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1619
penup 1 3.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1619
pl pl 3.plotter -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
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savelabel: save mtsa0021 001 vers. 171180.09 s=8 mtsa0021
plotend 1 3.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1619
plotxy 10 3.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1619
*** entry reserved: primospool
*** entry reserved: primotest
ptre tre 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
ptrf trf 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
ptrn trn 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
ptro tro 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
r nrz 3.ttape 60 69 d.800528.1251
r nrz 3.ttape 630 639 d.801003.1443
r1 nrz 3.ttape 60 69 d.800528.1251
rdcos bs 3.rdsin 610 619
rdreal bs 3.rdsin 610 619
rdsqrt bs 3.rdsin 610 619
rydgen1 182 2.disc3 120 129 d.801114.1636
rydgen1txt 24 2.disc3 120 129 d.801114.1624
rydseg 9 2.disc2 120 129 d.801010.1252
rydstruct 18 2.disc2 120 129 d.800731.1445
ryglobal 2 2.disc2 120 129 d.800731.1451
rymac 63 3.disc3 120 129 d.801114.1620
ryproc 11 2.disc2 120 129 d.800731.1255
setplotstep 1 3.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1619
simarb 4 3.disc3 180 189 d.801113.1642
spiral 107 2.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1619
spiraltxt 2 2.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1516
stateloop 2 2.disc3 120 129 d.800909.1740
statevar 1 2.disc3 120 129 d.800507.1437
swt 1 2.disc2 140 149 d.801029.1435
t1looksave 18 3.disc2 180 189 d.801113.1010
t20 lp 3.terminal20 120 129 d.800620.1129
t22 lp 3.terminal22 120 129 d.800620.1327
t2901dec 2 3.disc2 60 69 d.801114.1501
t2901dir 17 3.disc2 60 69 d.801115.1143
t2901init 5 3.disc2 60 69 d.801114.1520
t2901proc 19 3.disc2 60 69 d.801115.1228
t290xasm 63 3.disc2 60 69 d.801112.1455
taldiscr 120 3.disc2 120 129 d.801114.1112
talgprog 322 3.disc1 2020 2029 d.801113.1433
tall 24 3.disc 50020 50029 d.801113.1306
tall1 24 2.disc 50020 50029 d.801113.1226
tcgorder010 117 3.disc3 60 69 d.801114.1443
tcgorder030 104 3.disc3 60 69 d.801114.1023
tdescribe 49 3.disc1 2020 2029 d.801112.1302
tdiscdata 4 3.disc2 120 129 d.801113.1617
tek4006a pl 3.terminal2 140 149 d.801008.1322
term tw 3.terminal -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tfindill 1 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.801113.1433
tincload 59 3.disc1 180 189 d.800829.1334
tincsave 111 3.disc3 180 189 d.801116.1215
tinitdumcat 7 3.disc3 180 189 d.801112.1506
tinittemcat 4 3.disc3 0 1999 d.801112.1456
tlistmtpool 6 3.disc 180 189 d.801113.1618
tlooksave 18 3.disc3 180 189 d.801113.1621
toutshortcl 1 2.disc1 2020 2029 d.801024.1042
tpe tpe 3.punch -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tpf tpf 3.punch -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tplot 210 3.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1422
tplotxy 10 2.disc2 140 149 d.801112.1747
tpn tpn 3.punch -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tpo tpo 3.punch -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tpt tpt 3.punch -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tre tre 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
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savelabel: save mtsa0021 001 vers. 171180.09 s=8 mtsa0021
trf trf 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
trn trn 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tro tro 3.reader -8388607 8388605 d.781104.2036
tupdmtpool 27 3.disc3 180 189 d.801112.1510
u80 lp 3.terminal31 0 8388604 d.800929.1139
vko1 32 3.disc3 180 189 d.801116.1256
mtpool 1 3.disc3 -8388607 8388605
savecat 217 3.disc3 -8388607 8388605
tempcat 13 3.disc3 -8388607 8388605
entries = 192 segm= 26819
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Appendix 2 : Example of output from listmtpool
List of mtpool
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1 mtsa0001 total used 800823.0914
2 mtsa0002 total used 800909.1105
3 mtsa0003 total used 801011.1002
4 mtsa0004 total used 801011.1202
5 mtsa0005 total used 801022.0917
6 mtsa0006 total used 801022.1100
7 mtsa0007 total used 801031.0922
8 mtsa0008 total used 801104.1614
9 mtsa0009 total used 801111.1515
10 mtsa0010 total used 801111.1605
11 mtsa0011 daily used 801105.0858
12 mtsa0012 daily used 801106.0937
13 mtsa0013 daily used 801107.0915
14 mtsa0014 daily used 801110.1048
15 mtsa0015 daily used 801110.1450
16 mtsa0016 daily used 801112.0917
17 mtsa0017 daily used 801113.0930
18 mtsa0018 daily used 801114.0955
19 mtsa0019 daily used 801115.1360
20 mtsa0020 daily used 801116.1113
21 mtsa0021 daily used 801028.1000
22 mtsa0022 daily used 801030.0936
23 mtsa0023 daily used 801103.1355
24 mtsa0024 daily used 801104.1219
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Appendix 3 : Example of output from looksave
invk12 scope.*** area 180 189
on mtsa0020 daily save tape date 801116.1113
on mtsa0010 total save tape date 801111.1605
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