Two basic ways to do this.

1.  delete volume volname discarddata=yes
wil accomplish what you say, next time the data that was  "deleted" will be recreated.

2.  If this is a primary tape pool then you can do:
restore volume volname preview=yes
then look at actlog after this process finishes.  It will show you all the copytapes 
needed to recreate the primary tape.  Get all thses tapes and put in library and run 
command again without the preview=yes and it will make pold tape as destroyed and copy 
data to new tape.  Old volume will not actually be deleted until all data is restored.

Your method used depends on importance of data nd your time/trouble parameters.


David B. Longo
System Administrator
Health First, Inc.
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Rockledge, FL 32955-4305
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We are using TSM 4.1.0.

We have several tapes in our sequential access storage pool that have been 
accidentally overwritten with data from other applications.  If we mark those tapes as 
"Destroyed" will the next incremental job backup the files that were on those tapes?

Our guess is that it would, because the database would know what data was on those 
tapes.

Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

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Kevin Kinder



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