The t-stat command displays a report of the current attachment status for all tape devices defined on the system. It shows the device number and description, UNIX process name, density, and currently attached user.
Syntax
t-stat {(options} |
Synonyms
t-status |
Parameter(s)
options |
p |
Directs the report to the spooler. |
Example(s)
t-stat |
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Tape Status |
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# |
Type |
Density |
Owner |
Device Name |
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0 |
floppy |
3 1/2" 1.44m |
191*+ |
/dev/rpdsk/4 |
1 |
quarter inch |
high |
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/dev/rmt/0n |
2 |
4mm DAT |
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/dev/rmt/1n |
3 |
4mm DAT |
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/dev/rmt/1un |
4 |
8mm tape |
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/dev/rmt/2n |
5 |
8mm tape |
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141 |
/dev/rmt/2un |
6 |
floppy |
pseudo floppy |
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/usr/opt/pick/bin/abs |
7 |
floppy |
pseudo floppy |
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/usr/opt/pick/bin/data |
8 |
floppy |
pseudo floppy |
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/usr/opt/pick/bin/ref |
9 |
network |
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/home/tmp/pipein |
10 |
floppy |
pseudo floppy |
191* |
/home/tmp/floppy |
11 |
floppy |
pseudo floppy |
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/n/dev/home/tmp/floppy |
See Also
account-restore Command, admin.tape Utility, admin.tape.setup Utility, chg-device Command, file-save Command, fuser Command, list-device Command, readt Statement, set-8mm Command, set-device Command, set-floppy Command, set-half Command, set-sct Command, t-det Command, t-select Command, t-verify Command, Tape Handling Commands, u313c User Exit, ue070 User Exit, writet Statement