Yes, there is a trick. Assume you have storpool A wih vol 1,2,3 and no
collocation
Create storpool B with volumes 4,5,6,7,8,9... and enable collocation
move data 1 B (vol 1 to storpool b)
repeat for vol 2,3
Use: query content for volumes 4-9 and determine the data that they contain
(what node)
move data x A (volume x to storpool A) where x are the volumes for the
collocted nodes
Remember, update management classes for the non collocated nodes to point to
storpool B

Regards, Giulio John Tarella

Notes:John Tarella/Italy/IBM@IBMIT
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Subject: Changing storage pools


We have a storage pool with six clients assigned. Four small and two
large. We would like to create a new co-located storage pool for the
two large clients. Is there a way to move the existing data for the
two large nodes from the origional storage pool to the new storage
pool?