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Old 09-08-2009
Veritas HSM not releasing tapes
I have a volume managed by Veritas Storage Migrator 6.0 running on Solaris 10. It has one managed volume and one tape robot it shares with netpackup (separate volume pools). When I check the process tree I am not seeing any migration processes running, but when I check the panel on the tape robot under media managers control it still has a the tape in a drive from the last job. On the Net Backup Activity Monitor, a job with a tape from a finished migration job is still showing active. This is interfering with other jobs such as backups managed by Net Backup. Any ideas?

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