If you know which tapes contain the data from the client of interest,
can you MOVE DATA for those volumes to a collocated storage pool?
Then MOVE DATA again on the different sets of collocated volumes to
get each client's data where you want it. It involves moving all the
data twice, but it doesn
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Kevin
Although the files will be re-bound to the new mgmt class they will not be
moved from their current position. All new data stored will of course go to
the new destination.
You could simply leave the data that
may we send info
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> I'm new to the list, but I'm sure I'll become a regular. I will try to
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> whenever I can, and as I'm running the first Canadian IBM
both pools
and import it to the correct pool.
Let's see what other people say.
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Subject: Changing Management Class in mid-stream
Hello folks.
I'm new t
Hello folks.
I'm new to the list, but I'm sure I'll become a regular. I will try to help
whenever I can, and as I'm running the first Canadian IBM (TSM based)
Storage Service Provider (SSP) I should have some interesting and unique
challenges, as well as some ordinary ones.
My first problem is o
