Helpful cmd_proc operations include:

• mount vol_id drive_id [bypass] [readonly]

  Mounts a data volume or cleaning cartridge.

• dismount vol_id drive_id [force]

  Dismounts a data volume or cleaning cartridge.

• display volume vol_id | vol_range | *-clean

  Displays volume information for cleaning cartridges.

• display volume * [-media media type] -f media end_of_life warranty_life -s end_of_life

  Displays volume end of warranty and end of life percentages, sorted by end of life.

• eject cap_id vol_id | volrange ...

  Ejects volumes from the library.

• move vol_id lsm_id

  Moves volumes to a specified LSM.

• set clean max_usage | vol_id | volrange

  Sets cleaning cartridge attributes.

• set clean off vol_id | volrange

  Sets cleaning attributes back to data cartridges.

• volrpt [-s vol | loc | use] [-d] [-f filename][-z] [-a | -l | -v identifier_list]

  Creates a volume report.

Helpful Unix operations include:

• del_vol [-n] [-d] [-f] [-q] vol_id

  Deletes a volume in an offline LSM.

• ejecting.sh [-dmox] -c <CAPlist> -v <volumelistfile>

  Facilitates mass eject vaulting operations.

• lib_cmd eject cap <cap_id> [-verbose] volume <vol_id...vol_id> | file <path_to_volume_list>

  Supports eject operations, including the ability to specify long (greater than 42) volume lists.

• moving.sh -f vol_list_file -t lsm_id...

  Moves multiple cartridges to one or more LSMs.