HP NonStop TMF Programming Manual page 93

Commands and Responses
ZBlockSize
for dumps to tape, sets the tape data block length, when multiplied by 1024
bytes. It is more efficient to use large data block lengths, but this is limited by
the density in bits per inch (bpi) at which the tape drive writes tapes. The
following values are valid; the default is 8:
4
8
12
16
20
24
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ZUnloadMedia
for dumps to tape, specifies whether the tape is unloaded after the dump
process finishes writing to the tape. The following values are valid:
ZTMF-VAL-True
ZTMF-VAL-False
ZMedium
specifies the type of storage media on which the audit dump is recorded. The
following values are valid:
ZTMF-VAL-MediumTape
ZTMF-VAL-ResetMedium
ZTMF-VAL-MediumMagneticDisk
If ZMedium is ZTMF-VAL-MediumMagneticDisk and there are no disk media
attributes configured, then ZTMF-ERR-DiskMediaRequired is returned. If any
of the tape-only fields are specified, then ZTMF-ERR-IllegalDiskOption is
returned.
If ZMedium is ZTMF-VAL-MediumTape (or is null) and the command is
successful, any previously configured disk media attributes are deleted
automatically.
ZSystemName
for dumps to tape, specifies the name of the system on which the audit dump
process performs automatic volume recognition (AVR). If the value of
ZSystemName is ZTMF-VAL-ResetSystemName, the audit dump process
performs AVR on the local system.
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Tape data block length of 4096 bytes (800 bpi); recommended.
Tape data block length of 8192 bytes (1600 bpi); recommended.
Tape data block length of 12288 bytes.
Tape data block length of 16384 bytes.
Tape data block length of 20480 bytes.
Tape data block length of 24576 bytes.
Tape data block length of 28672 bytes (6250 bpi); recommended.
Tapes are unloaded after use.
Tapes are not unloaded after use.
Tape storage media.
Tape storage media.
Magnetic disk storage media.
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