• 1.1. Description of TAPEMNGL Online Guide
  
• 1.2. Overview of the TapeXpert --- TAPEMNGL
  
• 1.3. What is TAPEMNGL, the TapeXpert
  
• 1.4. Why the Strange Name
  
• 1.5. Mapping Capabilities
  
• 1.6. Displaying Data
  
• 1.7. Copying Data
  
• 1.8. Converting Data
  
• 1.9. Recovering Data
  
• 1.10. Console Control
  
• 1.11. Enhancements and Updates
  
• 1.12. Previous TAPEMNGL Releases
  

• 2.1. Important Notes On The Program TAPEMNGL
  
• 2.2. What Can The Program TAPEMNGL Do
  
• 2.3. Basic JCL To Run TAPEMNGL
  
• 2.4. Running TAPEMNGL (Other Than Basic Map)
  
• 2.5. Files Used By TAPEMNGL
  
• 2.6. Notes On Using DD Cards With TAPEMNGL
  
• 2.7. Notes On Variations of TAPEMNGL PARMs
  

• 3.1. Basic Mapping PARMs of TAPEMNGL
  
• 3.2. Tape Structure PARMs of TAPEMNGL
  
• 3.3. PARMs For Listing and/or Dumping Data From Tape
  
• 3.4. PARMs for Listing IEBCOPY Unloaded Datasets
  
• 3.5. PARMs for Converting IEBCOPY Unloaded Datasets
  
• 3.6. PARMs for Converting/Listing/Dumping OCTAL Tapes
  
• 3.7. Converting Honeywell Data to MVS Format
  
• 3.8. JCL Needed When Using PARM HCONVERT
  
• 3.9. Sample JCL Using PARM
  
• 3.10. Example of JCL with PARM CONVERT
  
• 3.11. Example of JCL with PARM HONEYPRT
  
• 3.12. Multiple Maps (Single Step)
  
• 3.13. Sample JCL Using PARM=MAPS
  

• 4.1. Copying a Tape with TAPEMNGL
  
• 4.2. PARMs for Copying Tapes
  
• 4.3. Control Card Format for Copy
  
• 4.4. Format of FORMAT Control Card
  
• 4.5. PREFIX Control Card
  
• 4.6. CATALOG Control Card
  
• 4.7. Alternate Copy Method for Standard Label Tapes
  
• 4.8. Copying Tapes: Methods Used by TapeXpert
  
• 4.9. Copying Tapes: The Basic Methods
  
• 4.10. Special Copying Notice
  
• 4.11. New DCB Control Card
  

• 5.1. Copying Tapes: Using Catalog Information
  
• 5.2. Sample Jobs Using CATCOPY PARM
  
• 5.3. Copying Tapes: Using TMS Information
  
• 5.4. Sample Jobs Using TMSCOPY PARM
  
• 5.5. Copying Multi-File-Multi-Volume Tapes
  
• 5.6. Multiple Copies of a Multi-File-Multi-Volume Tape
  
• 5.7. Example of an SLSL Copy
  
• 5.8. Example of an NLNL Copy
  
• 5.9. Example of an NLSL Copy
  

• 6.1. Copying SL Tape to ASCII Label Tape
  
• 6.2. Copying SL Tape to ASCII No Label Tape
  
• 6.3. Example of a PDPCONV (Copying PDP SL Tape to an MVS SL Tape)
  
• 6.4. Example of a DOSCOPY (Copying DOS SL Tape to MVS SL Tape)
  
• 6.5. Example of a DECCONV (Copying and Converting DEC Tape to MVS SL Tape)
  
• 6.6. Example of IEHM3380 (Converting IEHMOVE Unloaded Data)
  
• 6.7. Converting CMS (CSS) Data to MVS Format
  
• 6.8. JCL Needed When Using PARM CMSCNVT
  

• 7.1. Example of Copying Multiple Tapes to a Single Tape
  
• 7.2. PARM for Copying Multi-Volume Tape File
  
• 7.3. Control Card Format for PARM=CONCAT
  
• 7.4. Example of Copying with PARM=CONCAT
  
• 7.5. Copying Multi-Volume File with Parm=COPY
  
• 7.6. PARM for Making Several Duplicate Tapes
  
• 7.7. PARMs for Combining Tapes
  
• 7.8. PARM for Making Multiple Copies of a Tape
  
• 7.9. PARM for Duplicating Special Tapes
  
• 7.10. Multiple Tape Copies in a Single Step
  

• 8.1. Copying Data from Tape to Disk
  
• 8.2. Restoring Data from Tape to Disk
  
• 8.3. Disk to Disk/Tape Features
  
• 8.4. Needed Manual Library Members
  
• 8.5. Record Layout for Copy Dataset Information
  
• 8.6. Copying Datasets from Disk to Disk
  
• 8.7. Copying Datasets from Disk to Tape
  
• 8.8. Copying Datasets from Disk to PC
  

• 9.1. PARM for Doing Multiple LISTLIBs (CONVERT, etc) on Same Tape
  
• 9.2. PARMs for Examining Tape Past the Normal End of Tape
  
• 9.3. Using TAPEMNGL to Recover Data from Tapes
  
• 9.4. Sample Output Using PARM TAPEEND=002
  

• 10.1 PARMs to Get Manuals
  
• 10.2. TAPEMNGL Job Statistics
  
• 10.3. PARMs for Tape Librarian Tape Management
  
• 10.4. Special PARMs
  

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