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\title{Copying Cartridge to CCT \\
using TCOPY}
\author{R.~Venhola}
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\section{Requirements}
To copy from Kennedy cartridge to CCT requires the following~:
\begin{enumerate}
\item Input Cartridge (usually ZAPxxx)
\item Blank Output CCT (name to be determined by the copy request)
\item Access to the AIR-II production account
\item Mount access to the AIR-II tape drives
\end{enumerate}

\section{Program Operation}
The copy program will work either in batch or at the terminal.  The
recommended method is in batch.  The program {\bf SUBTCOPY} will
create and submit a batch job to copy from cartridge to CCT.
The batch job runs the program {\bf TCOPY}.                 

Alternatively, program {\bf TCOPY} can be run at the terminal.  The
executable version of {\bf TCOPY} is found in the public EXE: area.

\subsection{Batch Operation}
Login to the AIR-II production account [OPERATOR] and type~:
\begin{verbatim}
 
  $ SUBTCOPY/QUEUE=AIR2 MSA0: MFA0:

\end{verbatim}

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There are three qualifiers on the SUBTCOPY command.  These are~:
\begin{itemize}
\item{\bf /PRINT} \\ 
Print the log file.  This is the default.  Using
\mbox{\bf /NOPRINT} will suppress printing of the log of the copy.

\item{\bf /NOTIFY} \\
Send a message to the terminal when the batch
job is complete (the tape copy is complete).  Using \mbox{\bf NONOTIFY}
will suppress the message.
\item{\bf /QUEUE=}{\it{node}} \\
The batch queue to use.  The default is STORM.  
Permissable values are {\tt AIR2}, {\tt SMOKE} and {\tt STORM}.
\end{itemize}

The command takes two parameters.  The first is the name of the input
tape drive and the second in the name of the output tape drive.  For
example~:
\begin{verbatim}
 
   $ SUBTCOPY/NOPRINT $10$MUA0: $10$MUA1:

\end{verbatim}

$\ldots$ will copy a tape on the STORM system using an input drive
of \mbox{\$10\$MUA0:} and output of \mbox{\$10\$MUA1:}.  The log file
will not be printed because {\bf /NOPRINT} was used.  If the tape
drives are not specified on the command line, DCL will prompt for
their names.  Logical names are not allowed.

Once the batch job has been submitted, the correct tapes must be 
mounted on the drives when the mount requests are issued to the 
operator's terminal.

\subsection{Terminal Operation}
Login to any {\tt CLOUD} account and type~:
\begin{verbatim}
 
  $ RUN EXE:TCOPY

\end{verbatim}

The program will the proceed to ask for the names of the input and
output tape drives, as well as some additional questions.  Enter the
appropriate responses to the questions and leave the terminal alone.

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