Example
1. The initiator issues five buffered WRITE commands to the CTS
(WRITE 1 through WRITE 5). The 500 KBytes of data (assumed
to be uncompressed) associated with these commands is
transferred to the CTS’s buffer, but it does not cause tape motion
to begin because the 512-KByte motion threshold has not been
exceeded.
After receiving the data for each command, the CTS returns
Good status to the initiator, indicating that the command
completed successfully.
2. The initiator issues a sixth buffered WRITE command to the CTS
(WRITE 6). The 100 KBytes of data associated with this
command exceeds the motion threshold and causes the CTS to
re-tension the tape.
The CTS returns Good status to the initiator, indicating that the
command completed successfully.
3. While the tape is being re-tensioned, the initiator issues two
more buffered WRITE commands to the CTS (WRITE 7 and
WRITE 8). The data associated with these commands is
transferred to the CTS’s buffer; however, none of the data in the
buffer has been written to tape yet.
These commands also receive Good status.
4. After the tape is re-tensioned, the data associated with the first
two WRITE commands (WRITE 1 and WRITE 2) is transferred
from the buffer to tape.
May 1994 EXB-8205 and EXB-8505
(Standard and XL)
25-9
25 WRITE (0Ah)
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