Bill,

You cannot dsmfmt a logical volume.   All you need to do now is to:
define logvol /dev/r?????.
Then 'extend log megabytes'.

Then 'reduce log megabytes' (size of logvol created with dsmfmt)

You can then again delete your previously defined logvol, the one
created with dsmfmt.

Regards
Gerrit van Zyl


"Slaughter, Bill" wrote:

> Does anybody know the equivalent of dsmfmt for a logical volume?
>
> I have created the logical volume but dsmfmt does not like that since
> it
> already exists.
>
> For now I have extended my log with a file formatted with dsmfmt, but
> my
> predecessor used Logical Volumes for all the DB, LOG and STGP volumes.
>
> Bill Slaughter
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