You don't need to run any report. Go to
\install_path\NetBackup\db\media\errors file and in that file it will
list all the errors giving the time and date, drive the error ocurred
on and what type of error it was. Then you can see if there is a
specific drive that errors or maybe a specific tape.

JR

On 29 Sep 2005 04:34:51 -0500, "Johnny " wrote:

>
>We have a couple of tapes that are frozen, some of them got frozen due to
>config errors. But some of them are frozen cause of actual tape errors. What
>report can I run to give me more detail on why media is frozen or suspended.
>Thanks Johnny

"Johnny " wrote:
>
>We have a couple of tapes that are frozen, some of them got frozen due to
>config errors. But some of them are frozen cause of actual tape errors.
What
>report can I run to give me more detail on why media is frozen or suspended.
>Thanks Johnny

Johnny,

On my UNIX system, /usr/openv/netbackup/db/media/errors contains the cumulative
error listing. My system will freeze a tape after 3 consecutive media errors
within a 12 hour period [your mileage may vary]. Look here for a cluster
of media errors close in time.