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Hi, I have a batch file that backs up data to a tape, and wanted to add a command at the end to eject the tape. &nbsp;Problem is, sometimes the operator states that the tape wont eject when they press the button. &nbsp;when I log into the system it acts like there are open files on the tape, and I have to fuss with it, then it finally ejects via a eject command from the mmc. &nbsp;So really I was looking for a command, with some sort of &quot;force&quot; or &quot;unconditional&quot;, varatable, so even if its in use (or it thinks its in use) it gets kicked out.<br />
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Hi, I have a batch file that backs up data to a tape, and wanted to add a command at the end to eject the tape.  Problem is, sometimes the operator states that the tape wont eject when they press the button.  when I log into the system it acts like there are open files on the tape, and I have to fuss with it, then it finally ejects via a eject command from the mmc.  So really I was looking for a command, with some sort of "force" or "unconditional", varatable, so even if its in use (or it thinks its in use) it gets kicked out.

Thanks a tonn

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looking for a command line to eject a tape from 2003 server after backup complete

Hi, I have a batch file that backs up data to a tape, and wanted to add a command at the end to eject the tape.  Problem is, sometimes the operator states that the tape wont eject when they press the button.  when I log into the system it acts like there are open files on the tape, and I have to fuss with it, then it finally ejects via a eject command from the mmc.  So really I was looking for a command, with some sort of &quot;force&quot; or &quot;unconditional&quot;, varatable, so even if its in use (or it thinks its in use) it gets kicked out.

Thanks a tonn

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