That will explain why my old V2R1 manuals didn't help!    :)

Well, I've ordered my V3R1 manuals to get the details of this command.

Thanks!

At 05:30 PM 3/25/98 -0500, you wrote: 
>
> I haven't done this yet, but according to the ADSM Administrator's Guide, it
> looks like you could just: 
>
> dsmserv  format 1  <log_file>  <#_of_database_files>  <database_file> 
>
> This works OK only because you haven't actually started using ADSM yet. It
> erases everything in the database and log files and puts all the defaults
> back in there, I think.  But be sure to then log in from the ADSM console
and
> redefine the ADSM administrator and grant the system authority again... 
>
> I was planning to do this before I actually start running ADSM, because I
> expect to use database and log volumes much bigger than the default, and I
> don't want to "extend" the tiny default volumes across multiple files. I'll
> just delete the default db and log files and remake them in the large
initial
> sizes I want, then do the above command. 
>
> Caution: I don't have experience yet, just have read the manuals... wait to
> see if someone else can confirm... 
>
> - Tony 


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