Try to perform an audit volume for that volume(s). If the volumes that you
already deleted were present again, it means that the transaction process
for deleting volume not yet get into the database.


Rgrds,

Yudi


> Hi All,
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>
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> I have a strange problem on TSM Server 5.5.0.3 running on Windows 2K3.
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> Yesterday we had a disk crash on the RAID-0 set where the disk storage
> pools reside. We had to recreate the RAID-0 on this array, but we are
> stuck with several diskpool volumes which are not there anymore.
>
> I started with DEL V <volumename> DISCARDD=yes and after successfully
> deleting some volumes the TSM Server seemed to get hung (5 DEL V were
> running, but not making any progress). I restarted the TSM Server and
> the volumes I already deleted were present again. So I tried to delete
> one of those volumes and TSM seemed to get stuck again.
>
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> How do I get rid of those volumes without TSM getting hung? Should an
> AUDITDB do the trick?
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> Met vriendelijke groet,
> Richard van Denzel
>