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Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Configuration and Administration Guide Sun QFS and Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Information Library |
2. Configuring Storage Devices for Archiving
3. Performing Additional SAM-QFS Configuration
4. Creating Parameters Files for Network-Attached Automated Libraries
5. Checking the Drive Order in Libraries
7. Managing Automated Libraries and Manually Loaded Drives
8. Managing Vendor-Specific Libraries
11. Archive Directives (archiver.cmd)
12. Archive Set Directives (archiver.cmd)
13. Data Integrity Validation in SAM-QFS
Configuring Recycling on Removable Media Cartridges
logfile Directive: Specifying a Log File
no_recycle Directive: Preventing Recycling
library Directive: Specifying Recycling for an Automated Library
Configuring Recycling for Disk Archive Volumes
Recycler Logging for Disk Archives
You can enable and disable the recycle process using parameters in the command files.
When you are configuring the recycler and testing the results, edit the appropriate file to add its parameter.
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When you are ready to use the recycler, edit the files to remove the parameter.
As an alternative, you can use the SAM-QFS Manager. For more information, see the SAM-QFS Manager online help.
You start the recycler by issuing the sam-recycler command.
# sam-recycler
The recycler reads the recycler.cmd file.
Examine the standard output log, SAM-QFS log, and /var/adm/messages for any error messages from the recycler. Correct your files if errors appear.
When the recycler is initiated, the default recycler settings specified in library Directive: Specifying Recycling for an Entire Automated Library` take effect. For more information about the recycler, see sam-recycler(1M) in Sun QFS and Sun Storage Archive Manager Reference Manual.
If the system is performing in a routine manner, you can use a crontab entry to run the recycler periodically. The frequency you choose depends on your site's conditions. For instructions about creating a crontab entry, see the cron(1M) man page.
The following example entry in root's crontab file specifies that the cron daemon run the recycler every five minutes after every odd-numbered hour:
5 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23 * * * /opt/SUNWsamfs/sbin/sam-recycler