Date; Drive - Oracle StorageTek SL3000 Manual

date

This command sets the library date in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
date
Displays help for the date command, the same as "help date".
date print
Displays the current system date.
date <MM> / <DD> / <YYYY>
Sets the system date. In a library complex, the library with libraryId = 1 is the master.
Change the date on the master library.
<MM> - two digit month
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<DD> - two digit day
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<YYYY> - four digit year
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drive

This command displays information about the drives or executes the drive utilities
such as adiEnable, fastLoad, power, and rewindUnload.
drive
Displays help for the drive command, the same as "help drive".
drive adiEnable {on | off | print}
Turns on or off or prints status of drive discovery with ADI. Once enabled, any
subsequently added drives will attempt ADI drive discovery. To enable ADI for all
ADI capable drives in the library, the library must be rebooted.
drive fastLoad {on | off | print}
Turns on or off or prints the status of the fastLoad feature. FastLoad changes the
behavior of drive mounts (move commands). With fastLoad on, the robot will not wait
for a complete load of a PUT to a drive, but will go immediately to the next operation.
Also changes the behavior of the rewindUnload command to return immediately, not
waiting for the drive to unload. The state of the fastLoad applies to all drives.
drive print { <drive address> | * }
Displays summary drive information: location, state, status, type, firmware version,
interface type, in use, serial number, state (online/offline), status (ok, warning, or
error), and drive vendor.
<drive address> - specifies the drive in library, rail, column, side, row format.
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* - displays drive information for all drives in the library
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drive search {on | off} <drive address>
Causes the green LED on the drive tray to blink. Blinking continues until the search off
command issued. Used to locate a drive within the library.
<drive address> - specifies the drive in library, rail, column, side, row format.
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This command only affects commands issued in the same CLI
Note:
session where this command was issued.
Command Line Interface Reference A-7
drive