Since the tape has been physically destroyed, go ahead
and delete the volume from ADSM with the DELETE VOLUME
nnnnnn DISCARDDATA=YES command.  This will remove all
the records from the ADSM database about the files on
that copy tape.  Then issue the "BACKUP STGPOOL"
command again.  This will copy all the files in the
promary storage pool that are not on copy tapes.  This
will include all the files that were on the destroyed
tape, as well as any new files that have been added to
the primary storage pool since the last "BACKUP
STGPOOL" command was issued.

--- Scott Fluegge <sfluegge AT VENATORGROUP DOT COM> wrote:
> Well gang, I need some help again!
> Well gang, I need some help again!
>
> I have a 3590 tape that has been destroyed.  The
> volume was on its way to our
> off-site location.  How can I get the system to
> rebuild the volume?  I read in
> the manual that only primary storage pool volumes
> can be marked destroyed! I
> tried the move data command but since the volume has
> been checked out of the
> library, that obviously won't work...
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Scott
>

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