When the  deleteUser  command runs successfully, the system returns output to the display,  as shown in Example 5-25 Use the  deleteVolserRanges  command to delete VOLSER ranges. This task is a long-running  task. The command uses the following syntax: The  deleteVolserRanges  command receives a text file with one or more VOLSER ranges as  input. Each line of the input file is interpreted as a VOLSER range to delete. The input file is in  the following format:  LLName,startRange,endRange . Consider the following points regarding  the input file: Example 5-26 shows an example of a  deleteVolserRanges  input file. The example input file  instructs the system to delete the VOLSER that starts with  TUU9RH  and ends with  TXX9RH  from  logical library  1 . Example 5-27 show the command. As each line of the input file executes successfully and  each VOLSER range is deleted, the system returns the results to your display. Use the  destageDataCartridges  command to move cartridges from their cartridge cache  locations as specified in a text file or by using a list of VOLSERs to a high-density slot. This  command requires that all data cartridges that are being destaged are in tier 0. The command uses the following syntax:  342  IBM TS4500 R6 Tape Library Guide GLYPH<SM590000> VOLSER:  [VOLSER] GLYPH<SM590000> From a storage location:  [F,C,R,T] The  destageDataCartridges  function can use a text file with one or more destage operations  as input. The filename.txt variable specifies the file name of the input file. The text file is in  one of the following formats: GLYPH<SM590000> endRange  is the ending VOLSER in the range to delete. GLYPH<SM590000> startRange  is the starting VOLSER in the range to delete. GLYPH<SM590000> LLName  is the name of the logical library. Example 5-25 The deleteUser command deleteUser test_admin The user was deleted successfully deleteVolserRanges filename.txt Library 1,TUU9RH,TXX9RH deleteVolserRanges ranges_to_delete.txt The Volser Range was removed successfully Done destageDataCartridges filename.txt or destageDataCartridges [VOLSER1],[VOLSER2],[VOLSERX],... destageDataCartridges deleteVolserRanges Example 5-26 The ranges_to_delete.txt file Example 5-27 The deleteVolserRanges command