The FULL action performs a complete on-media
inventory. The FAST action performs a differential inventory of the media (to look for changes
between this inventory and a previous inventory) unless the library has a bar code reader
installed. When a bar code reader is present, the utility performs a bar code inventory. The
DEFAULT action uses the inventory method specified as part of the library object. The NONE
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action doesn??™t perform any inventory. The STOP action causes the current inventory, if any,
to terminate.
Associating a Folder to a Drive with the Subst Utility
The Subst utility is one that just about anyone can use. It makes a directory look like a new drive
to a user. In fact, this effect shows itself in Windows Explorer, so the Subst utility has a lasting
impact on your system. This utility uses the following syntax:
SUBST [drive1: [drive2:]path]
SUBST drive1: /D
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
drive1 Specifies the drive to substitute for the directory specification you provide. The default
is the current drive.
drive2 Specifies the drive that contains the directory for substitution.
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