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From: Judson West
What you are interested in is located in Direct Access, February 1991
published by Systems Center, Inc. I tried what they said on a CMS 5.6
DDR MODULE with no success.

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  I vaguely remember reading a paper article in some vendor's newsletter
on how to cause DDR to ask VMTAPE to give it a scratch tape.  It
involved zapping the MODULE to call an EXEC (I think) when DDR would
have normally written out the 'mount next volume' message.  Does anyone
remember the article I am thinking about and what vendor wrote it and
what issue it was in?

  Thanks.

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