Stu,
Creating mirrors is good way to move your log volumes and database.  Format
your log volumes, the same size as your current logs, then add them as
mirrors.  When the log volume mirror is in synch you can delete the current
log volumes.
Jim Sporer

At 02:29 PM 12/26/2001 -0500, you wrote:

Hi

I have recently taken over an ADSM implementation.  It is not configured the
way I believe it should be and I want to make some adjustments.  At some
point I hope to have the necessary funds to upgrade the version too as I
believe we are out of date here.

Anyhow, I have ADSM 3.1 at level 2.9 and a configuration such that I have
logs and database on same hard drive.  I have another hard drive I wish to
put in the machine and ultimately want to end up with some semblance of
correct configuration.  I wish to have a duplicate copy of DB and logs on
both hard drives.  At present there is no ADSM mirroring set up and such, if
I can move the logs I think I'm golden.

My question therefore, is how I go about moving the log volumes safely
without jeopardising the installation.  Once they are moved I will implement
a mirror of the respective DB/LOGS on the opposing disks.

Any and all help is appreciated.

Thanks

Stu