When you define the disk storage pool you need to create a device class
of FILE type. In the definition there is a maxsize variable (I believe
from memory).
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Guan, Phillip
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 12:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: reclaimation pool/volume question.
Hi all,
We have lots of volumes reclaimed to be 'EMPTY', let's say they are
'v001'
to 'v100', some of them are checked in library. During the reclamation
process, TSM asks volume 'Vxxx' for reclamation purpose, I found that
TSM
seems to pick up the lower-number of the empty volumes which may or may
not
be presented in library. Is there a way to let TSM to use the empty
volumes
currently in the library or I have to checkin the lower-number of
volumes?
If I define a reclamation pool on disk, how do I define the maxsize? Is
it
the size of the size of a tape volume (40 or 120G)?
Appreciated any help. Thanks.
Best regards,
Phillip Guan
