Thank you to everyone for all of your responses to my question. I got some
GREAT suggestions and I know they will help me in future productions
issues. Thanks again for letting me pick ur minds. Talk to u again when I
have my next brain fart.
--Justin Richard Bleistein
Sean M
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Justin,
The way that you can go about recreating copypool volumes is very simple as
long as the primary volumes still exist. What you can do is mark the
copypool volume as destroyed. Then, run a backup storage pool of the
primary storage pool that the copy volume was apart of. Example:
Primary Stg Pool: StgPoolA; contains volume called "A"
Copy Stg Pool: CopyofStgPoolA; contains copy of volume A called CopyA
Mark "CopyA" destroyed. Run a backup storage pool process on StgPoolA, and
the TSM DB will see that volume CopyA has been destroyed and will recreate
the copypool volume that has been marked destroyed from the primary volume
called "A".
Hope this helps and I didn't confuse you to much :-)
Regards,
Sean
Sean M. English
You can't change the wind, but you can adjust the sails.
