Jose, Instead of using the Q content command to figure out which volumes are
associated with a particular nodename try using the following command (show
volumeusage nodename) where nodename is plug in the associated node you are
intrested in. I the past this command has worked pretty well for me when Im
trying to figure out which volumes are associated with a particular node.

Ronnie Craig
State of Texas Comptroller
Austin, Texas 78774
E-Mail Ronnie.Craig AT cpa.state.tx DOT us
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From: Pittson, Timothy ,Corp,US
To: Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
Subject: Re: Copying Client Data To Another Storage Pool
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 1996 5:15PM

Unfortunately, the Move DATA command cannot be restricted by Nodename -
only way to do this would be to have collocation
enabled, then determine what client is using each tape and issue the
MOVE DATA command against those tapes.  If collocation is
 enabled, you can find out the owner of each tape by using the Q CONTENT
xxxxxx COUNT=1 command.  Once you determine the
 list of tapes you want to move to the DASD storage pool, you'd issue
the MOVE DATA xxxxxx  STGPOOL=dasdpoolnamegoeshere.
 One advantage of the MOVE DATA command is you can run many of them
concurrently.  In fact, we use MOVE DATA to
complement RECLAMATION processing by moving tapes with very little data
back to the disk storage pool.

Tim Pittson
tpittson AT himail.hcc DOT com
>-----------------------------------
>From:  Jose A. Hernandez[SMTP:Jose_A._Hernandez AT CANDLE DOT COM]
>Sent:  Thursday, July 11, 1996 7:26 PM
>To:    Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
>Subject:       Copying Client Data To Another Storage Pool
>
>I currently have my clients going to a storage pool called CARTRIDGE
>and would
>like to move their current data to a DASD storage pool. I read about
>the MOVE
>DATA command but you cannot specify a node name. Has anyone had any
>experience i
>n this ? What would be the steps involved.
>
>Thanks
>