Hi,

I went to the procecess recently, and regarding if you do not change the
volumes sizes, it will work pretty smooth using the 3rd volume copy. If you
however want to consolidate several smaller volumes into one (as I did),
then you need to define an additional volume including a copy of the same
size as the original ones, and then delete the old ones. This will kick in a
process that moves the data off from them. For the log volumes, please note
that there is a size restriction and you might need shrink it first to small
temporary volumes (when the util is low), remove the original ones, and then
extend the log with the new ones.

Regarding the diskpool, I would also create new ones, set the old to
readonly, and then start to move the data using "move data volname
stgp=same_stgp.

Best regards,

Jorg


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Betreff: Re: Moving DB, LOG, & DiskPool from SAN to local drives


For the DB and LOG, I would create the files on the local drives, then
mirror the DB and LOG to them, then delete the copy on the SAN once the
mirroring completes.  For the disk pools, you can define the new disk
pools on the local drives, then make the SAN disk pools read only, and,
if you have some time, they will shrink by themselves, then you can
issue move data command to move whats left.


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On Wed, 19 Jun 2002, Chuck Lam wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have TSM 4.1.4 running off AIX 4.3.3.  All my TSM
> Data(DB, LOGs, DISKPOOL) are currently in a Storage
> Area Network. Due to requirement of my company, I need
> to move them off to local disk drives. I like to ask
> if anyone has gone through this process before, can
> share some of his or her experience. How do you
> safeguard the data while you're moving the Database
> and the Logs?  Can this be done online while the daily
> backups are still going on?...etc.
>
> TIA
>
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