Cannot set r/w permission on seqdisk volum

[pfviv]

Hi.

Sorry for my terrible English.

I have a tsm server 6.2.1 with 1600 virtual volumes (seqdisk volum), 220 of them is readonly for some reason.
When I try to "upd vol /TapeDisk5/0004A350.BFS access=readw" I get an error i return:

"ANR2405E UPDATE VOLUME: Volume /TapeDisk05/0004A350.BFS is currently in use by
clients and/or data management operations."

The volume is not i use and they are all empty.
If you need more info please ask.

Any help is appreciated.

Ivan

[moon-buddy]

Any reclamation running?

What does 'q vol /TapeDisk05/0004A350.BFS f=d' return? What does 'q content /TapeDisk05/0004A350.BFS' return?

[pfviv]

Hi .

No reclamation running

q vol /TapeDisk5/00049E16.BFS f=d

Volume Name: /TapeDisk5/00049E16.BFS
Storage Pool Name: S5-BACKUPPOOL
Device Class Name: SEQDISK
Estimated Capacity: 30.7 G
Scaled Capacity Applied:
Pct Util: 0.0
Volume Status: Empty
Access: Read-Only
Pct. Reclaimable Space: 0.0
Scratch Volume?: Yes
In Error State?: No
Number of Writable Sides: 1
Number of Times Mounted: 3
Write Pass Number: 1
Approx. Date Last Written: 06/05/2012 08:10:00
Approx. Date Last Read: 06/17/2012 21:26:19
Date Became Pending:
Number of Write Errors: 0
Number of Read Errors: 0
Volume Location:
Volume is MVS Lanfree Capable : No
Last Update by (administrator):
Last Update Date/Time: 06/05/2012 07:42:46
Begin Reclaim Period:
End Reclaim Period:
Drive Encryption Key Manager:


q content /TapeDisk5/00049E16.BFS count=10
ANR2034E QUERY CONTENT: No match found using this criteria.
ANS8001I Return code 11

I will try to reboot the server no to see if i helps.

Tanks for the replay

[pfviv]

Hi.

A restart of the servere did help, all volumes is back to r/w

Tanks for the help.

Ivan

[moon-buddy]

Hi.

A restart of the servere did help, all volumes is back to r/w

Tanks for the help.

Ivan

A restart should not be necessary. On what platform are you running TSM server on?

[pfviv]

Hi.

The server is a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.8 (Tikanga)

One more question: How often do you run Database Backup?

Ivan