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VTAPE Virtual Software Systems, Inc. Session 9155 SHARE in Orlando - February 2008

VTAPE Description VTAPE: Virtual Tape Drives for z/VM Guests VTAPE provides tape drive simulation and tape data libraries to z/VM guest virtual machines. Virtual Tape drives can be defined and used, as if they were real tape drives, by any guest operating system, i.e., CMS, Linux, z/OS, VSE, TPF, etc.

VTAPE Benefits (1 of 2) Efficiency. Datacenter efficiency is improved by eliminating many operator tape mounts. Productivity. Programmer productivity is improved because tape drives are always available for testing and tape mounts are automatic. Throughput. Job throughput is improved because Virtual Tape is faster than real tape. Virtual Tape I/O is buffered and many operations, sucn as Forward and Back Space, Locate Block and Rewind, are direct access operations.

VTAPE Benefits (2 of 2) Availability. Data availability is improved because a tape can be processed by multiple guests and in different operating environments at the same time. Cost. The incremental cost of adding tape drives, with VTAPE installed, is $0.00. Many more drives can be made available to reduce scheduling problems.

VTAPE z/OS Uses Under z/VM Read tapes created by CMS or Linux. Create tapes for input to CMS or Linux. Create real tapes from virtual tapes. Backup disks. Any other tape use.

VTAPE Sys Programmer Uses SPXTAPE backup and restore of all spool file types. Maintaining product installation and maintenance tapes Backing up datasets or minidisks prior to maintenance. Backing up datasets or minidisks for disk reallocation.

VTAPE Specifications (1 of 3) Supports all levels of z/VM Provides 3420, 3480, 3490 and 3590 virtual tape drives. Up to 24 libraries can be defined. Up to 256 disk volumes per library. Up to 32,640 tape volumes per library. Variable size autoloaders.

VTAPE Specifications (2 of 3) Tape data is compressed. Multiple libraries can be opened for input or output. Multiple VM systems can share libraries. Online query for open libraries. Library reports generator. Library backup and restore.

VTAPE Specifications (3 of 3) Full, incremental and Differential library backups. Tape descriptions can be set, queried and searched. Dummy tape can be used when output data is not needed. Maximum tape volumes per user can be restricted. Variable tape sizes.

Sample CMS Session (1 of 3) define v TAPE 0181 DEFINED Ready; vtmount 181 scratch A118 mounted on 0181 Ready; tape dump * exec a Dumping… FMTBLOCK EXEC A1 LOCERM EXEC A1 PROFILE EXEC A1 Ready;

Sample CMS Session (2 of 3) vset 118 desc ‘A-disk execs’ Desc for A118 set to A-DISK EXECS Ready; tape rew (181 Ready; def v TAPE 0288 DEFINED Ready; vtm 288 scratch keep 90 A119 mounted on 0288 Ready;

Sample CMS Session (3 of 3) copytape (eot EOJ 2 tape marks processed Ready; tape rew (288 Ready; tape scan (288 Scanning… FMTBLOCK EXEC A1 LOCERM EXEC A1 PROFILE EXEC A1 End-of-file or end-of-tape Ready;

VTAPE Internals VTAPE Internals include the following components: VM CP modules Modifications to IBM VM CP modules CMS modules Modifications to IBM CP commands CMS Execs for installation and maintenance Documentation: product installation and user reference

VTAPE Virtual Software Systems, Inc.