I'm using a Sun Solaris Server 1.2.0.  I had a random access volume
ie diskspace, that went bad. I was also requried to reinstall the server
loaddb, auditdb etc. The audit took about 20 hours of CPU time, for only
220MB of backup database, but finally completed successfully.  The no
longer existing physical volume is still listed as one of the volumes.
Here's the problem: it simply refuses to be deleted:

adsm>  query volume

Volume Name                  Storage         Device         Estimated     %Util 
     Volume
                             Pool Name       Class Name      Capacity           
     Status
                                                                 (MB)
------------------------     -----------     ----------     ---------     ----- 
    --------
/home/gm-share/adsm/stg-     DISK_SPACE      DISK               200.0      12.6 
    On-Line
/home/gm-share/adsm/stg-     DISK_SPACE      DISK               200.0      12.6 
    On-Line
 pool.0
/home/gm-share/adsm/stg-     DISK_SPACE      DISK                 0.0       0.0 
    Off-Line
 pool.1
A0696                        TAPES           TAPE_ROBOT       2,137.6      94.1 
      Full

I do:

delete volume /home/gm-share/adsm/stgpool.1 discarddata=yes

the system replies:
ANR 2225W Discard Data discard process termintated for volume 
/home/gm-share/adsm/stgpool.1 - volume
still contains data.

Now what do I do?

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