Some (unix) TSM administration utilities ...
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adm	'bash' shell script acting as a wrapper for 'dsmadmc'
	Allows for issuing TSM commands to multiple servers 
	 (cf. the included 'Config' section) - new version 
	 accepts a comma-separated list of <ids> and -<id>.
	When invoked by the name of 'autoadm', tries to 
	 silently take care of the user's ID and PASSWORD.

adm+cln
adm-cln
admNcln
	Heuristic filters (GNU-awk scripts) for beautifying typical 
	outputs of 'dsmadmc'. Usable for almost anything except 
	full-fledged Q CONTENTS.
	'adm-cln' processes the output of 'dsmadmc -tabdelimited';
	'adm+cln' and 'admNcln' process the output of an un-adorned 
	 invocation of 'dsmadmc', or files created by redirection 
	 (based upon the column headers!). 'adm+cln' preserves the 
	 "sqldisplaymode wide" style, 'admNcln' re-creates the 
	 "narrow" output that you expect from Q ... F=D commands.

dsmadmconsole
	My version of the 'dsmadmc -consolemode' wrapper 
	originally distributed on ADSM-L.

*.defscr
	Some 'dsmadmc' macros defining TSM scripts to be RUN interactively:

	 QERR	intended to list all of my problematic tapes
	 QNOCC_N
		lists a node's total occupancy
	 QTRECL_V
	 QTRECL_S_P_
		given a tape label wildcard, or status & stgpool wildcards, 
		list a few Q VOL statistics (status, MB used, %reclaim)
	 DELAY_S_NN
		schedule another script to be run 
		when a set of processes have terminated

	(somewhat experimental)
	 XRENAMEDOMAIN_O_N
		generate commands that will 'rename a policy domain'
	 XWAITDBCOPY_S_V_V
		support "chained" schedules that will execute a series 
		of DEFINE DBCOPY commands - as an example for those 
		TSM commands that lack a WAIT=YES option for no good reason.

2010-11-11 Wolfgang J Moeller @ GWDG . de