Spectra TFinity User Manual page 280

Chapter 8 — Using the Cartridge Inventory
For this variable...
delimiter
destination_id
destination_num
Example The following lines in a move queue file specify a series of
moves.
This line in the file...
BC000618L3;Slot3
Slot10;EE5
EE10;Slot15
Drive3;Slot18
BC000618L3;Drive1
3. Examine the move queue file carefully to make sure that each line is
4. Save the move queue file as a Windows format ASCII text file.
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The possible values are...
; (semicolon)
: (colon)
Note: Either character is
acceptable.
 SLOT — T he cartridge is moved to
an empty slot in the storage pool.
 EE — T he cartridge is moved to an
empty slot in the entry/exit pool.
 DRIVE — T he cartridge is moved to
the specified drive.
Note: The values are not case‐
sensitive.
A positive integer.
Moves...
The cartridge with barcode label 000618L3 to slot 3 of the storage pool.
The cartridge in slot 10 of the storage pool to slot 5 in the entry/exit pool.
The cartridge in slot 10 of the entry/exit pool to slot 15 in the storage pool.
The cartridge in Drive 3 to slot 18 of the storage pool.
The cartridge with barcode label 000618L3 to Drive 1.
formatted correctly and contains both a source and a destination. When
the library parses the uploaded file, it will reject the file if it contains
any syntax errors.
 If you plan to use a USB device to upload the move queue
Notes:
file, save the file to the root of the drive using the file name
MoveQueue.txt.
 Unix/Linux format ASCII text files may cause errors.
Move Cartridges Using an ASCII Move File
Description...
The character that separates the source
from the destination.
Specifies the location type for the
destination of the cartridge move.
Specifies the ID of the location to which
the cartridge is moved.
 An empty slot in the entry/exit or
storage pool for the partition
 The number of the drive
Locate the <offset> parameter for the
desired slot or drive in the downloaded
inventory file and use the value as the
destination_num.
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